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Mastering the Literature Review: A Roadmap for Doctoral Success

From The Dean Article Summary “The most compelling literature reviews do more than summarize prior studies — they map the scholarly terrain, identify patterns, and trace the evolution of thought across time. By exposing critical gaps and enduring questions, the review becomes the intellectual bridge between past research and future inquiry. It is through this […]

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Monarch Receives CIM-NCMA Accreditation For The Bachelor Programs

Monarch Business School Switzerland is proud to announce that the Bachelor of Business Administration program has been accredited by the Canadian Institute of Management. The accreditation is valid for a 5 year period until 2029. This accreditation helps to highlight the great value of the Monarch Bachelor degree to all BBA students and potential applicants. Accreditation provides all BBA students with free Associate Membership to CIM, the use of their learning resources as well as a pathway for further professional designations.

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Mary Parker Follett: Management Thought Leader of the Early 1900s

Mary Parker Follett was born in 1868 in Massachusetts and was a management consultant, social worker, philosopher and pioneer in the fields of organizational theory and organizational behavior. Along with Lillian Gilbreth, she was one of the two outstanding women management experts in the early days of classical management theory. She was one of the first theorists to actively write about and explore the role people had on effective management.

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MBA Focus: Mariam Magdy MBA Candidate From Egypt

Monarch Business School Switzerland is happy to introduce Ms. Mariam Magdy our newest MBA Candidate in Global Business from Egypt. Please join us in welcoming her to the Monarch family.

Ms. Mariam Magdy is a Master of Business Administration Candidate in Global Management. She also holds a Master of Arts in Gender and Development Studies from the Faculty of Economics and Political Science of Cairo University. She also holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Human Resource Management and Entrepreneurship from The British University in Egypt / Loughborough University in the UK.

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Ambassador Wellars Gasamagera Joins Monarch

It is with great pleasure that Monarch announces that Ambassador Wellars Gasamagera has joined the Doctor of Literature program at Monarch. We believe that Ambassador Gasamagera brings a tremendous amount of life experience with his years of public service and this will greatly impact both fellow Doctoral students and faculty alike. His research will focus on sustainability and peace with insights informed by his years of public service at the regional, national and international levels. Please join us in welcoming Ambassador Gasamagera to Monarch.

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Nana Korobi Ya Oki – 7 Times Fall Down Get Up 8

Often Candidates attending the Doctoral seminars have heard me speak of the factor of success in completing a PhD. I liken them to tools that we need in our toolbox. I repeat often that the most intelligent person is not necessarily the one who completes the PhD in the best fashion, or even completes the PhD at all. There are other factors that are more important to the successful completion of the dissertation and program.

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Professor Paul Stewart Discusses Being The CEO Of Your Own Life – Part 3

The third in the series, this essay provides practical tools that empower you the CEO, from the perspective of being the driver of your own life. Part One of the series explored the concept of being the CEO of your own life and discussed the function and possibilities of belief. It highlighted the power we have to explore and change beliefs in an open sense of adventure and that this would produce outcomes from feelings to physical manifestations. Part Two shone light on the importance of personal alignment, the effectiveness and productivity of acknowledging ones natural strengths and the potential and reality of living a fulfilling life. By reading these ideas, the thinking mind opens and the internal wisdom can be felt as the individual listens to his or her own responses to the perspectives offered. It is wise to have some tools that promote personal alignment and empowerment, to be conscious of them and, to use them regularly. There is no need to wait for internal and external conflict, major challenge or otherwise to promote and enhance personal energy. The following tools and understandings, if they resonate with you, can be built into your daily practices and routines.

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Professor Stewart Discusses Being The CEO Of Your Life ? Part 2

In this, Part Two of the series, we will build on Part One where we stated that leadership has recognized roles in society but also questioned if we as individuals claim our own personal leadership enough. It offered the assertion that we can see our self as the CEO of our own life. Belief was identified as a primary area that can be examined and evolved as an expression of personal leadership. Beliefs were compared to a computer program in that they produce predictable output depending on what that program is. Any program can be updated freely by choice. Changing a belief or the programming will result in a different life experience from words and actions to feelings. A key point made was that beliefs can evolve or be expanded upon, yet it was also acknowledged that not all people are aware of this or indeed, believe it. Part Two explores perspectives of seeing yourself as a creator, inviting mastery in through various aspects, the ability we have to receive, and the power of personal alignment and presence.

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