Invitation for Academic Collaboration.
International Business School “Kelajak Ilmi” invites foreign business schools and universities to the academic cooperation to open and run joint MBA program (1 to 1, twining program) which includes implementation of comparable educational programs achieving the following results:
- Tailor curriculum in coordination with fundamental elements of education process, (curriculum, learning outcomes, teaching & learning methods, grading, courses’ content);
- The automatic recognition of academic results and credits;
- After the completion of the program graduates will receive the dual or joint diploma.
- The language of instruction is English.
IBS sees faculty assessment as a major issue of cooperation establishment.
We do hope that international academic cooperation and implementation of joint programs will give opportunities for Uzbek students to get high quality education, and business community of Uzbekistan will certainly benefit recruiting graduates of the program.
IBS Administration
IBS International Relations IBS currently has relationships with other schools of business. For example, in January 2002, IBS and the William Davidson Institute (WDI) at the University of Michigan Business School (UMBS) in Ann Arbor, Michigan have established a partnership with the financial support of the Eurasia Foundation. The purpose of the partnership is to strengthen institutional and curricula quality of IBS by implementing US standards in management education. Under this partnership program several IBS faculty and the administration members have visited the University of Michigan Business School for purposes of gaining practical experience in conducting education business programs and further adapting IBS' curriculum. During one of these visits IBS Executive Director Mrs. Mila Eshonova met the former US Secretary of State, Mrs. Madeleine Albright – the first esteemed scholar of the University of Michigan. In fact, joint effort of faculty members of both business schools has brought a well-designed IBS' curriculum approved by Robert J. Dolan, Dean of the University of Michigan Business School. This new curriculum meets the requirements of US standards of business education and needs of Uzbekistan business environment. This year the Eurasia Foundation with support of the WDI will hire Managing Director for the IBS. This Managing Director will help the IBS extend relations with the business community of Uzbekistan as well as determine strategy for the school's future development. The International Relations Department involves the school in memberships in different associations. Thus “Kelajak Ilmi” is a member of the Central Asian Foundation for Management Development (CAMAN). Last year the school received an offer to join the American Chamber of Commerce in Tashkent and RABE (Russian Association of Business Education) as full members. The department also maintains relations and correspondence with students and graduates of the school who study in foreign universities. The Department of International Relations and Development was created 4 years ago. A wide range of international activity at the IBS substantially contributes to the development of the professional skills of its students, while serving to help resolve the important problem of integration of professional business education systems within a global context. The primary goals of the Department are: To assist the development of partnerships with other educational and cultural institutions, promoting cooperative programs in business, marketing and management;
To participate in international programs and projects
To assist establish partnerships with universities and academic institutions in Uzbekistan and abroad;
To work with international specialists invited to the IBS to provide master-classes, and lectures;
To keep students and faculty of the IBS informed about opportunities to participate in international competitions, master-classes, summer schools, conferences and seminars.
The Department arranges frequent lectures and workshops by prestige company directors and managers, and foreign specialists. The International Relations Department has already built close relations with the following universities and organizations: - The William Davidson Institut e at the University of Michigan Business School , Ann Arbor
- University of Illinois at Chicago
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
- Michigan State University
- Texas A&M University
- Nottingham Trent University
- American Association University of Business Schools
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