2016
DOI: 10.1186/s40552-016-0017-4
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Treading paths to sustainability: an analysis of the postgraduate curriculum in Business Administration

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“…As for students from U.S. universities B and C, we think that they can benefit from service learning and student partnerships with a broad range of societal stakeholders. In this light, courses and even an entire curriculum that stress experiential learning can provide students with an excellent laboratory for applied sustainability education (Marques, Trevisan, & Cougo da Cruz, 2016). Student engagement with sustainability issues would then move from learning "for the community" to learning "with the community" (Brundiers, Wiek, & Redman, 2010: 311).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As for students from U.S. universities B and C, we think that they can benefit from service learning and student partnerships with a broad range of societal stakeholders. In this light, courses and even an entire curriculum that stress experiential learning can provide students with an excellent laboratory for applied sustainability education (Marques, Trevisan, & Cougo da Cruz, 2016). Student engagement with sustainability issues would then move from learning "for the community" to learning "with the community" (Brundiers, Wiek, & Redman, 2010: 311).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Secondly, it is urgent for business administration major. In today's fierce competition in the business community, the traditional training ideas and methods of business administration major have been unable to meet the social real needs [5,6,7], it is very urgent for business administration major to adjust its major cultivation program. What's more, both the development of national economy and the career planning of college students have the realistic need for innovation and entrepreneurship education.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%