| |
| |
c. Student enrolment in compulsory CR module
Student enrolment in compulsory CR modules at Management Institutions was studied to get a sense of the reach and coverage of CR teaching through constituent courses in programmes.
|
Business Administration
Programmes |
Other Programme |
Base: All those have compulsory modules on CR |
42 |
27 # |
Up to 50 |
14.3 |
25.9 |
51 to 100 |
28.6 |
11.1 |
101 to 200 |
35.7 |
40.7 |
201 to 300 |
14.3 |
11.1 |
# Low base
Student strength in compulsory modules on CR in Business Administration programmes was found to be largely in the range of 100-200 (35.7 percent). Other programmes such as Environment, Safety, Social Work, etc., report having similar strength with 40.7 percent of the Management Institutions surveyed citing enrolment to be between 100 and 200 students.
Indicative CR course list for both compulsory and optional modules
Indicatively, some business programmes which have compulsory or optional modules on CR are MBA (full-time), PGDBM, PGDBA, MMS and Bachelors in Business Administration (BBA). Other programmes reported are Masters in Health Management, Rural Management, Social Work, Forest Management, Industry and Safety. Some of these CR courses within programmes are Ethics, Corporate Ethics, Values and Ethics, and Social Marketing.
Levels at which compulsory or optional CR courses are offered
The Management Institutions surveyed cite three levels at which these courses, whether compulsory or optional, are offered. They are graduate, post-graduate and doctoral. At the doctoral level, however, as against having a compulsory or optional CR module, CR is a dedicated topic of study.
|
| |
|
| |
| |
d. Optional modules on CR-related subjects in Management Institution
Many Management Institutions, irrespective of whether they offer dedicated programmes or compulsory courses on CR, also afford the provision of letting students take up CR courses as electives.
e. Student enrolment in optional CR module
Where compulsory modules give us an understanding of how many students the CR curriculum manages to reach, enrolment in optional modules tells us how many are electing to study CR of their own accord.
|
Business Administration Programmes
|
Other Programme |
Base: All those who have optional modules on CR |
15 # |
11 # |
Up to 50 |
33.3 |
36.4 |
51 to 100 |
13.3 |
18.2 |
101 to 200 |
40.0 |
18.2 |
# Low base
Student enrolment in optional modules on CR in Business Administration courses is mostly between 100 and 200 as reported by 40 percent of Management Institutions, offering optional modules on CR. Other programmes such as Environment, Safety, Social Work, etc., report having a students’ strength of 50 students or less, with 36.7 percent of the Management Institutions surveyed citing enrolment to be in this range.
|
| |
|
