Oxbridge, LSE, etc.

foxdie
Wed, 07 Mar 2007 11:16:04 +0000

I think pearfire means that the E&M course is theoretical rather than vocational. Look at the course description for Intro to Management - it provides “an overview of the historical context of modern business and of the major functional areas of management studies”. Nothing in that looks vocational.



read again the quote you have taken: “functional areas of management studies”.

BTW, The term vocational did not come up in our discussion. (I wouldn’t call it vocational myself.)

imo, oxford e&m is more academically orientied than most business courses, but by vurtue of studying functional areas of management, accounting, finance, marketing, etc it is indeed a business course.