Wednesday 9 March 2011

Management Courses-Global Accreditation


The global recognition of business management courses is the latest pattern that has hit almost all the education systems of the world. Owing to these changes, multiple activities are seen to be happening on the front of Indian education also. A major revamp is taking place in the Indian educational field, which of course have contributed remarkably in upgrading the standards of Indian professionals in the global scenario. 

Business schools in India are going global. Both, private and government institutes are opting for tie-ups with the international universities, which gets them global accreditation. These efforts have helped in bridging the gap and have made the entire globe as one platform.  Global accreditation is a voluntary method, which aims to ensure that educational programs offered by an institution match the standards of international education environment.  It also checks out, whether these standards are followed properly by the recognized institute also brings accountability onto college’s part to impart quality education to the students. 

WLC College India is amongst those institutes, who have made their presence on the global education industry. Students enrolled for business courses at WLCI are facilitated with the benefit of transferring their credits to the Wigan & Leigh College UK, University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN), Birmingham City University, Middlesex University, University of Huddersfield, Kent University, Coventry University, Northumbria University and University of Manchester to name just a few.

Since, the course curriculum offered by WLC India is supported by esteemed accreditation body, this helps the students in getting international placements. The international accreditation has also increased the institute’s credibility among the students seeking to pursue higher education in management courses.  

The educational institutions vying for global recognition have to go for well defined procedure laid down by the regulating bodies, looking into these matters. These colleges are required to send documents that specify aims, mission, degree courses and learning standards to the accreditation agency. Based on these submitted documents, the agency takes actions and scrutinizes the institution’s administration, ethical standards, various resources such as financial, technical and physical and faculty among others.

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