Higher Education

Companies facing growing pressure to act responsibly need staff who can meet the expectations of many different stakeholders, and this volume examines the current questions surrounding higher education in management and engineering. Its central argument is that professionals, and the organizations that employ them, depend on sustainable education.

The contributors report recent research on higher and sustainable education, comparing progress and sharing insights across countries. They look at the obstacles that stand in the way of building more responsible and sustainable management systems. Readers will also find discussion of how to choose among options and strategies, how to rank priorities when competition intensifies, and what it takes for an organization to thrive in both domestic and overseas markets.

The book is intended as a reference for researchers, academics, managers, engineers, and other professionals working in higher and sustainable education in management and engineering.