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For a holistic future

Wednesday, 19 February 2020 | Dr Adya Sharma

For a holistic future

Business management courses help students to think innovatively. They also help prepare them for unexpected situations that might arise in a business, says Dr Adya Sharma

Business can be characterised as all types of exchange, trading of merchandise and enterprises with the aim of generating profits. But business must be firmly entwined with morals. People, organisations and Governments are consistently broiled with charting out policies pertaining to what is best for an economy and for the development of capital. They are constantly on the lookout to avoid any situation like inflations or recession.

The job of the people in management is characterised by these standards of what is best for individuals and what is best for the organisation, and this requires the ability to understand human conduct and in turn, setting up a compelling style of an initiative.

So, in a world that is heavily relying on the right personnel to execute the right orders, what does a degree in management teach?

What you may discover in a business degree covers an expansive scope of subjects, for example, financial aspects, accounting and innovative strategies that prepare individuals for a plethora of situations. A business degree may begin with learning the pertinent ideas in these fields, to guarantee there will be no critical holes when beginning a vocation. In later years, obligatory modules can be clubbed with specific territories of study, for instance, organisation law or buyer conduct.

It is important that  managerial aspirants learn from their own firsthand experience, and hence emphasis on experiential learning as an integral part of curriculum is important.

The course also rather offers one the chance to expand one’s innovative edges. Aside from the theoretical knowledge on subjects, which are pivotal, one will likewise be prepared for unexpected situations that might arise in a business. Even if one has to consider turning an idea into a startup, the educational programme has been designed in a way that every perspective can be checked out.

The best management education cultivates citizenship through a broad-based education that also covers humanities and social sciences.

The potential outcomes for a business graduate are practically innumerable. Positions as an investment banker or a financial regulator might be engaging, however, individuals must be aware of the high-pressure nature of such jobs. Individuals can also work in retail management where major FMCG companies can open doors for individuals with a degree in business management.

The more enterprising students can find success by building their own business without any degree of study. But the lofty expectation to know everything, find funding, and the knowledge to fight the ever-changing business landscape can happen only through a degree in business management.

People who pursue Business Management are also offered a tremendous pay package right from their placements. The degree also additionally allows one to work in various administrative situations in different associations. In this way, with the steady interest of the board, one can develop themselves in their profession significantly.

Management programmes are designed to help in improving one’s holistic abilities. Under this programme, students are made to take a shot at different situations, understand different scenarios and compose projects so that they can confront realistic business scenarios. At the point where every job requires one to be a pioneer, these qualities will be especially significant.

Having a range of abilities relating to business management can help anyone with a rewarding vocation. Getting admission to business management, one can start right after they finish Class XII, as an undergrad programme, or after graduation. There are numerous specialisations that one can decide on, in the center of their profession.

The writer is from Symbiosis Centre for Management Studies, Pune

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