By Dean Howard THOMAS
Globalisation has been the hot topic in management education in recent years. Some business schools have responded to globalisation by initiating a slew of programmes designed to nurture international skills and cultivate graduates who can work with ease in cross-cultural environments. But are business schools doing enough to prepare students for the global business environment?
In this podcast, Dean Howard Thomas shares his insights on the impact of globalisation on business education and the skills that the ‘go-anywhere’ graduate must possess – including analytical, cultural, contextual and emotional intelligence – to succeed in today’s increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous business world.
