Venue: University Of Balochistan
Workshop - “Industry Academia Liaison” |
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Workshop Objectives: |
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This program is designed to provide strategy and operational guidance to senior management and faculty of business schools and departments on how linkages with business and community could be established as well ensure that the institution could effectively fulfill its responsibilities. The focus of this program is not only on providing ideas on why and how business linkages could be set up and provide insights on ways in which the related hindrances and challenges could be effectively overcome. It will cover many examples of how various business schools have established such mutually beneficial linkages, and leverage insights gained from nearly four decades of experience of the trainer in this regard. The program is based on sessions using Interactive discussions, case studies and panel discussions involving both academics and industry executives. |
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Learning Outcomes: |
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The key learning outcomes for this program include development and understanding of: 1. Strategic role of business and community linkages for a business school. 2. Role and responsibilities of senior business school management in fostering linkages. 3. Role of faculty in developing and sustaining these linkages. 4. Perspective of business executives on utility of linkages with business schools. 5. Formal mechanisms and organizational structures for fostering effective linkages. 6. Ways of ensuring that dedicated organizational units like ORIC could play an effective role. 7. Specific principles and rules to be followed to ensure provision of value to all stakeholders through these linkages. 8. Metrics and measures to assess the effectiveness of these linkages.. |
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Who will benefit from this workshop?: |
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Dean, Director, HoD, Director ORIC, Senior Faculty Members. |
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Facilitators: |
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Notes: |
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** If unforeseen circumstances occurs during the workshop and one day before the scheduled workshop, NBEAC will not refund the registration fee. |
The training and Development Wing of NBEAC HEC organized a two-days training program on Industry-Academia Liaison held on November 30th & December 1st 2022. The program was designed to provide strategic and operational guidance to senior management and faculty of business schools and departments on how linkages with business and community could be established so that the institution could fulfil its mission of establishing linkages with industry and other related responsibilities. The facilitator of the program was Dr. Syed Zahoor Hassan (Professor Emeritus & Former Vice Chancellor of LUMS, Lahore).
Around 30 participants including Deans, Directors, ORIC representatives and HOD’s from universities across the Pakistan participated in the program. Representatives from banking sector, hospitality and Quetta Chamber of Commerce and Industry were also invited to present their challenges on development of linkages with business schools.
Detailed guidance on the development of Industry Academia linkages was provided by the trainer in different sessions based on theory and personal experiences regarding establishment of liaison at LUMS followed by the concluding session in which the factors were discussed that are causing the gaps in establishment of liaison and solutions to come over those gaps.
The program was held first time in Quetta city and it was hosted by The University of Balochistan. All Universities of Quetta also participated actively in this program. It was exclusively sponsored by The University of Lahore, IBA Sukkur, Institute of Business Management, University of Central Punjab, Bahria University, IM Sciences, Innovative Research Universities, Lahore School of Economics, DOW University of Health Sciences, Lahore Garrison University, Salim Habib University, National Textile University, ILMA University, DHA Suffa University and University of Management & Technology.
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NBEAC has three main functions: accreditation, training and networking. In its accreditation function, it develops and implements standards to improve the quality of business education in Pakistan. In its training function, it provides opportunities to faculty and managers to learn about quality standards and related matters. In its networking function, it provides a forum for business education professionals to learn from each other through conferences and seminars.