Planning Universities

The Implications of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems for Universities

mapping of future medical universities program: scenario planning approach

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Comparison of strategic planning documents in selected public universities of the country

Abstract: The purpose of this study is to compare the official documents of strategic planning in selected public universities of the country in order to answer these two main questions: what are the differences and similarities between the formal and content elements of strategic planning documents of the selected public universities? Is there a unique design in these documents that fits the s...

Pandemic policy and planning considerations for universities: findings from a tabletop exercise.

The potential for a novel influenza virus to cause a pandemic represents a significant threat to global health. Planning for pandemic flu, as compared to planning for other types of hazards, presents some unique challenges to businesses, communities, and education institutions. To identify and address the challenges that may be faced by major metropolitan universities during a flu pandemic, a t...

GIS Course Planning: A Comparison of Syllabi at US College and Universities

Despite the enormous growth of college courses dealing with spatial information, curriculum planning involving geographic information science (GIS) courses and programs has received little attention within the GIS literature. As the number and variety of GIS courses expands, so too does the importance of both systematic and inclusive planning and campus-wide coordination. In this article we exp...