Management Education: Any Use?
Management Education “The Key is not giving more money, more market access…. There is nothing more important than giving future manager a good education.” Philip Yeo, chairman of Spring Singapore. In general there was wide acceptance that education, in the longer term provides results and behaviors in reinforcing innovation, creativity, flexibility, capacity to respond to widely different situations. It also provides autonomy, self-direction and self-expression. Often statistical information from institutions suggests a causal effect between education and profitability (Spring Singapore, Mar 2007) Studies suggest a correlation between education, survivability and entrepreneurial qualities (van der Sluis et. al., 2004). Laura Galloway and Wendy Brown (2002) in their paper wrote that the key to improving perceptions and attitudes within society lies in education. In addition to developing skills for business start-up and ownership, entrepreneurship education in universities can represent...