Sentence examples for faculty of management from inspiring English sources

"Many universities now have people whose job it is to deal with social media," said Dr Chris Chapleo, acting head of marketing at the university's faculty of management.

Prof Ko de Ruyter from the faculty of management at Cass Business School, explains that although digital businesses are changing traditional business structures, tax shouldn't be affected.

Last month students at McGill University's Desautels Faculty of Management in Canada travelled to South Africa to experience the country's business environment and discover its intricacies.

Marie-Jose Beaudin, head of careers services at McGill's Desautels Faculty of Management in Canada, says she has noticed a growing interest in what she describes as "dirty" industries such as metals and mining, engineering and even tobacco.

Keiko Tamai, an MBA student at McGill University's Desautels Faculty of Management in Canada, takes a study trip to Myanmar and finds a country with a long way to travel MYANMAR is not the typical business-school study destination.

Even Japan – which is known to have very few females in senior positions, such as commerce, industry, and government – is bucking-the-trend as the MBA programme in Tokyo, which is run by Canada's Desautels Faculty of Management, is almost half female.

Hanène Kheireddine: PhD Student, Faculty of Economics and Management, Sfax Tunisia, LARTIGE (Tunisia), Competing interest: Islamic Finance, Corporate Finance, Management & Business, economic.

Marcellina Mvula Chijoriga, dean of the faculty of commerce and management at the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, used her experience to illustrate women's broader impact on society.

For example, the faculty of economics and management, designed by Mecanoo and completed in 1995, is a three-story building with a plan resembling a casbah, which provides a city experience that includes winding streetlike spaces and eccentrically shaped courtyards.

"We're at this point in time in Canada, particularly following the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, where Canadians understand there's been something structurally and terribly wrong with the relationship with indigenous peoples and we need to change it," says Peggy Smith, an associate professor in the faculty of natural resources management at Lakehead University.

This is also true for engineering students of the Faculty of Informatics and Management (FIM) of the University of Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic.