The Education of American Businessmen: A Study of University-College Programs in Business Administration

Table of contents

• The Carnegie Series in American Education ii
• Title Page iii
• Committee of Review v
• List of Contributors vi
• Preface vii
• Preview of Findings ix
• Contents xix
• Part One A Framework of Appraisal 1
• Chapter 2 Higher Education and the Professions 16
• Chapter 3 - History of Business Schools 34
• Chapter 4 Student Characteristics and Interests 55
• Chapter 5 Employer Requirements 84
• Chapter 6 Education for Careers in Management 124
• Chapter 7 Foundations of Education for Business 149
• Part Two The American Business School 161
• Chapter 9 Undergraduate Business Studies 196
• Chapter 10 Master's Programs in Business 229
• Chapter 11 Faculty and Teaching Methods 268
• Chapter 12 Doctoral Programs and Research 296
• Part Three Developing the Curriculum 317
• Chapter 14 Accounting Robert G. Cox 355
• Chapter 15 Finance 392
• Chapter 16 Marketing Schuyler F. Otteson 423
• Chapter 17 Personnel Management And Industrial Relations George P. Shultz 452
• Chapter 18 Production 475
• Part Four - Other Programs In Business Administration 505
• Chapter 20 Company Management Development Programs 536
• Chapter 21 University Programs For Practicing Executives 577
• Chapter 22 Evening-Extension Programs in Business 609
• Chapter 23 Preparation for Business In Junior Colleges 638
• Chapter 24 Preparation for Business In Liberal Arts Colleges 662
• Appendix 1 709
• Appendix 2 711
• Appendix 5 715
• Index 733

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