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A summary report of the workshop on the 'academic leadership training in the AIMST University, Malaysia'
Rajagopal Premkumar1, Subhash J Bhore
1Vice-Chancellor, AIMST University, Bedong 08100, Kedah, Malaysia.
Abstract:
In Malaysia, there are 81 (as on February 15, 2013) higher education institutions including satellite branches of the foreign universities. In northern part of the Peninsular Malaysia, AIMST University is the first private not-for-profit university and aims to become a premier private university in the country and the region. The workshop described in this article was designed to develop and enhance the capacity of academic staff-in-leadership-role for the University. This type of workshops may be a good method to enhance the leadership qualities of the head of each unit, department, school and faculty in each university.
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