America’s first business school was set up in 1881 thanks to Philadelphia entrepreneur Joseph Wharton, who wrote a letter asking the University of Pennsylvania to create a school that would produce graduates who would become “pillars of the state, whether in private or in public life. Intrinsically, entrepreneurship is seen as a vital element in order to […]

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The advent of mass schooling played a pivotal role in societies of the later nineteenth century, transforming rural peasants into national citizens. The late-twentieth-century global expansion of higher education ushered in new transformations, propelling societal rationalization and organizing, and knitting the world into a more integrated society and economy. (Schofer, E., Ramirez, F.O. and Meyer, J.W., […]

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With the effects of covid-19, nearly all universities switched to an online model of teaching. With the impact of the pandemic still lingering- the content of this article is likely to be relevant for the near future or indefinitely. Universities and industries constitute two basic components of society and respectively take up the responsibility for […]

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