From left R Disha Gupta, Dr Bruce Philip, Professor Eileen McAuliffe, Professor Vikas Kumar, Robert Hurlbut.
The program aims to empower and equip students with global standards of education and related opportunities
BCU is at the forefront of the Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences, with employability central to all its courses. New Delhi (India), June 8: Birmingham City University (BCU), a large and diverse institution in Birmingham, UK, on Friday, June 7 Organized a guidance program on career opportunities available globally for students in various sectors in New Delhi. Professors and teachers of the university shared information about the various courses and career advancement opportunities offered by the institute.
The objective of the session is to empower and equip the students with global standards of education and related opportunities. It was extremely useful for the prospective management students, as top officials including Pro-Vice Chancellor Professor Eileen McAuliffe guided the students with their global experience.Introducing the University, Professor McAuliffe said BCU is a large and diverse institution, home to approximately 31,000 people from more than 100 countries. He added that their student-centric approach ensures that they keep students at the center of everything they do and provide them with the best opportunities for future success. “We are extremely proud of our inspiring alumni community, whose members work in diverse industries. are making a significant impact. At BCU, our Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences is at the forefront of innovative thinking and practice. We specialize in business, law, criminology, sociology and psychology, and maintain a strong track record in teaching, research and consultancy.,
Speaking about the opportunities at BCU Business School, Professor McAuliffe said it offers over 1,000 contemporary and flexible courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Over £400 million has been invested in the facilities to ensure an industry-relevant learning experience. The institute has 2,300 teaching staff with strong industry connections and offers 50 courses accredited by respected professional bodies.
He further added that employability and entrepreneurship are at the heart of all its courses, which extend beyond the classroom through industry connections, career support and practice-based learning. For aspiring entrepreneurs, he said, BCU boasts the most student and graduate business start-ups of any university in the West Midlands (HESA, 2022).Why are Indian students important to BCU?
BCU has a long-standing and warm relationship with India and eagerly welcomes Indian students to the UK. The university has an active Indian society as well as a Sikh society through its Students' Union, ensuring that Indian students feel at home. Birmingham, known as one of the most diverse cities in Europe, is home to approximately 65,000 residents of Indian ethnic origin. Indian students can enjoy the vibrant Balti Triangle, famous for Asian cuisine, shopping, jewelers and sweet shops, creating a comfortable and familiar environment away from home.
Why consider BCU specifically for Management? All attendees at the event appreciated the fact that Birmingham City University enhances students' education through placements, workshops, live briefs and guest lectures from industry professionals. Works closely with local, national and international businesses.Another aspect most appreciated by the audience was the emphasis on learning in a practical environment and with professionals who have a wealth of knowledge, allowing students to be as prepared as possible after leaving university.
All prospective entrepreneurs were attracted by opportunities such as Birmingham Skills for Enterprise and Employability Network (BSEEN), Steamhouse Pre-Incubator, Steamhouse Hatchery to access funding and hone their skills as an emerging entrepreneur. A total of management courses The caring core team candidly shared their experience and the university's vision for students around the world. Here is a brief information about the core team:
Pro-Vice-Chancellor Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences Professor Eileen McAuliffe, who holds a PhD in International Taxation, has been the guiding force behind the rapid growth of the University. In November 2018, she was recognized as a BBC Expert Woman for her contribution to the narrative around tax morale and corruption.He is a sought-after guest at prestigious global organizations such as the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the World Economic Forum (WEF). She is also a member of the prestigious UN body for cooperation on tax policies. Professor McAuliffe is a member of the United Nations Forum for Cooperation on Tax. He was awarded Professorship of International Taxation in 2020 and currently works with the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) and the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) on a World Economic Forum project to develop business education driving societal impact. are attached.
Introducing other keynote speakers: Professor Vikas Kumar is Associate Dean for Research Innovation and Enterprise in the Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences at BCU.He is also a professor of operations and supply chain management. Professor Kumar has over a decade of teaching and research experience.
Professor Kumar holds the Chartered Management Business Educator (CMBE) designation and is a Fellow of the HEA. He has also worked in India, Ireland and Hong Kong.
Dr. Bruce Philip, Head of the Graduate School of Management, shared how he was able to combine his practical experience with industry with the management courses taught at the university.Dr. Phillips has applied the techniques of game theory to study work time and distribution. His research continues to contribute to this field, as well as examining business and social sustainability, productivity and income distribution. Robert Hurlbut, Head of International Recruitment at BCU, supports recruitment and diversity from around the world. Robert's tremendous efforts in guiding students and parents through the rapid processes of migration and in maintaining his team to meet the ever-evolving geopolitical landscape have made Birmingham City University one of the largest universities in terms of qualitative strength. has made it.
Ms. Disha Gupta, Head of Operations & Recruitment – India, UAE, Nepal & Sri Lanka, BCU, is the pivot that has enabled us to successfully serve students from Asia and across the world with a world-class institution like Birmingham City University.BCU's vision:• To create a culture of social justice through an inclusive, diverse and challenging learning environment.
• To be a change agent in people's lives, making an impact on professionals and their organizations.
• To be a leading center in education and social action, inspiring students, staff and partners to become active agents of change locally, nationally and globally. • To transform lives through world-leading research and critical thinking, practice To inform and challenge assumptions.
Mission of BCU:
We are committed to learning with enthusiasm and passion through a relevant and responsive curriculum, developing resilience, confidence and risk-taking ability in our staff, students and partners.We provide learning spaces that promote and nurture positive attitudes towards equality, inclusion and diversity, celebrating uniqueness, individuality and community.
We are change agents working in partnership through near-practice research, knowledge production and transfer. We connect diverse individuals and communities, actively promoting cutting-edge research and critical thinking in their fields.
Ms. Disha Gupta, Head of Operations & Recruitment – India, UAE, Nepal & Sri Lanka, BCU presented the vote of thanks. The session was an excellent opportunity for academicians, students and other stakeholders..
The program aims to empower and equip students with global standards of education and related opportunities
BCU is at the forefront of the Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences, with employability central to all its courses. New Delhi (India), June 8: Birmingham City University (BCU), a large and diverse institution in Birmingham, UK, on Friday, June 7 Organized a guidance program on career opportunities available globally for students in various sectors in New Delhi. Professors and teachers of the university shared information about the various courses and career advancement opportunities offered by the institute.
The objective of the session is to empower and equip the students with global standards of education and related opportunities. It was extremely useful for the prospective management students, as top officials including Pro-Vice Chancellor Professor Eileen McAuliffe guided the students with their global experience.Introducing the University, Professor McAuliffe said BCU is a large and diverse institution, home to approximately 31,000 people from more than 100 countries. He added that their student-centric approach ensures that they keep students at the center of everything they do and provide them with the best opportunities for future success. “We are extremely proud of our inspiring alumni community, whose members work in diverse industries. are making a significant impact. At BCU, our Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences is at the forefront of innovative thinking and practice. We specialize in business, law, criminology, sociology and psychology, and maintain a strong track record in teaching, research and consultancy.,
Speaking about the opportunities at BCU Business School, Professor McAuliffe said it offers over 1,000 contemporary and flexible courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Over £400 million has been invested in the facilities to ensure an industry-relevant learning experience. The institute has 2,300 teaching staff with strong industry connections and offers 50 courses accredited by respected professional bodies.
He further added that employability and entrepreneurship are at the heart of all its courses, which extend beyond the classroom through industry connections, career support and practice-based learning. For aspiring entrepreneurs, he said, BCU boasts the most student and graduate business start-ups of any university in the West Midlands (HESA, 2022).Why are Indian students important to BCU?
BCU has a long-standing and warm relationship with India and eagerly welcomes Indian students to the UK. The university has an active Indian society as well as a Sikh society through its Students' Union, ensuring that Indian students feel at home. Birmingham, known as one of the most diverse cities in Europe, is home to approximately 65,000 residents of Indian ethnic origin. Indian students can enjoy the vibrant Balti Triangle, famous for Asian cuisine, shopping, jewelers and sweet shops, creating a comfortable and familiar environment away from home.
Why consider BCU specifically for Management? All attendees at the event appreciated the fact that Birmingham City University enhances students' education through placements, workshops, live briefs and guest lectures from industry professionals. Works closely with local, national and international businesses.Another aspect most appreciated by the audience was the emphasis on learning in a practical environment and with professionals who have a wealth of knowledge, allowing students to be as prepared as possible after leaving university.
All prospective entrepreneurs were attracted by opportunities such as Birmingham Skills for Enterprise and Employability Network (BSEEN), Steamhouse Pre-Incubator, Steamhouse Hatchery to access funding and hone their skills as an emerging entrepreneur. A total of management courses The caring core team candidly shared their experience and the university's vision for students around the world. Here is a brief information about the core team:
Pro-Vice-Chancellor Executive Dean of the Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences Professor Eileen McAuliffe, who holds a PhD in International Taxation, has been the guiding force behind the rapid growth of the University. In November 2018, she was recognized as a BBC Expert Woman for her contribution to the narrative around tax morale and corruption.He is a sought-after guest at prestigious global organizations such as the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the World Economic Forum (WEF). She is also a member of the prestigious UN body for cooperation on tax policies. Professor McAuliffe is a member of the United Nations Forum for Cooperation on Tax. He was awarded Professorship of International Taxation in 2020 and currently works with the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) and the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) on a World Economic Forum project to develop business education driving societal impact. are attached.
Introducing other keynote speakers: Professor Vikas Kumar is Associate Dean for Research Innovation and Enterprise in the Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences at BCU.He is also a professor of operations and supply chain management. Professor Kumar has over a decade of teaching and research experience.
Professor Kumar holds the Chartered Management Business Educator (CMBE) designation and is a Fellow of the HEA. He has also worked in India, Ireland and Hong Kong.
Dr. Bruce Philip, Head of the Graduate School of Management, shared how he was able to combine his practical experience with industry with the management courses taught at the university.Dr. Phillips has applied the techniques of game theory to study work time and distribution. His research continues to contribute to this field, as well as examining business and social sustainability, productivity and income distribution. Robert Hurlbut, Head of International Recruitment at BCU, supports recruitment and diversity from around the world. Robert's tremendous efforts in guiding students and parents through the rapid processes of migration and in maintaining his team to meet the ever-evolving geopolitical landscape have made Birmingham City University one of the largest universities in terms of qualitative strength. has made it.
Ms. Disha Gupta, Head of Operations & Recruitment – India, UAE, Nepal & Sri Lanka, BCU, is the pivot that has enabled us to successfully serve students from Asia and across the world with a world-class institution like Birmingham City University.BCU's vision:• To create a culture of social justice through an inclusive, diverse and challenging learning environment.
• To be a change agent in people's lives, making an impact on professionals and their organizations.
• To be a leading center in education and social action, inspiring students, staff and partners to become active agents of change locally, nationally and globally. • To transform lives through world-leading research and critical thinking, practice To inform and challenge assumptions.
Mission of BCU:
We are committed to learning with enthusiasm and passion through a relevant and responsive curriculum, developing resilience, confidence and risk-taking ability in our staff, students and partners.We provide learning spaces that promote and nurture positive attitudes towards equality, inclusion and diversity, celebrating uniqueness, individuality and community.
We are change agents working in partnership through near-practice research, knowledge production and transfer. We connect diverse individuals and communities, actively promoting cutting-edge research and critical thinking in their fields.
Ms. Disha Gupta, Head of Operations & Recruitment – India, UAE, Nepal & Sri Lanka, BCU presented the vote of thanks. The session was an excellent opportunity for academicians, students and other stakeholders..
