An MBA Communication Program in an Entirely Integrated Management Core.
Business Communication Quarterly 1996, June, 59, 2
-
- $5.99
-
- $5.99
Publisher Description
We describe the communication component in a first-year MBA program that has been entirely integrated. In this integrated program, no courses, per se, exist; rather, the year's curriculum is built around stages in the business development cycle. We first consider the choices that a program developer has to make about whether communication instruction will be required or elective, with or without credit, in the form of courses or workshops, and independent of or integrated with the rest of a business program. We then describe the communication program, discuss the challenges of embarking on an integrated project, and suggest strategies for meeting them. **********
An Integrated Approach to Management Communication at the T.A. Pai Management Institute (Innovative PRACTICES)
2005
Communication Instruction in MBA Programs: A Survey of Syllabi.
1996
Communication Instruction in a Mature Institutional Partnership: An Examination of Evolving Methods (Wirtschaftsuniversitat Wien (Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration))
2005
Enhancing Small Business Performance Through Service Learning (Report)
2009
Introduction to Instructional Systems Design
2021
Successful Design, Development and Delivery of Online Courses: Lessons from Operations Management and Global Leadership.
2010
English Business Communication Needs of Mexican Executives in a Distance-Learning Class.
2004
Chinese Business Face: Communication Behaviors and Teaching Approaches.
2003
Professional Communication Studies, The MLA, and Civic Discourse.
2003
The Bargain Exercise. (My Favorite Assignment).
2003
Educating European Corporate Communication Professionals for Senior Management Positions: A Collaboration Between Ucla's Anderson School of Management and the University of Lugano (University of California at Los Angeles)
2005
The MBA in Singapore: A Microcosm of Communication Training for Management (Master of Business Administration Degree)
2005