PBS First Homegrown MBA Programme Named PLMBA

KUALA LUMPUR, May 26 (Bernama) -- Putra Business School (PBS) on Thursday launched its first MBA programme called Practising Leader MBA (PLMBA) at its main campus inside Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM), Serdang, Selangor.

The 17-month modular programme with the dual-facilitators (faculty-industry combination) concept is designed for senior executives who dare to lead with conscience, guided by a higher purpose.

Its founder President and Chief Executive Officer, Professor Dr Arfah Salleh said PBS has chosen to join the ranks of a small group of business schools that are fundamentally rethinking its role and responsibility to society and humankind at large.

"Upon completion of the PLMBA, graduates are expected to appreciate alternative worldviews of business, aware of a higher purpose for their organization within society and apply a holistic framework in re-balancing at once their physical, mental and spiritual well-being," she said in a statement here, today.
    
PBS was chosen to join the ranks of a small group of business schools that are fundamentally rethinking its role and responsibility to society and humankind at large.

PBS also aims to nurture technically competent human leaders who drive corporate performance with heart and integrity.
   
Apart from that, PBS also welcomes senior executives who dare challenge the existing path of knowledge to join their PLMBA programme for a learning journey that enhances their thought process and the corporations are also encouraged to unleash and nurture the potentials of their employees through this programme.
   
PBS now develops home-grown content based on Eastern traditions with global relevance and its approach is in line with Shift 1 of the Malaysia Education Blueprint 2015-2025 (Higher Education) on Holistic, Entrepreneurial and Balanced Graduates.
   
-- BERNAMA