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Saleem, Noshina; Hanan, Mian Ahmad; Saleem, Irfan; Shamshad, Rao Majid – Bulletin of Education and Research, 2014
This study explores the effects of "parent?s profession," "mass media" and "personal choice" on students? career selection. The data was collected through online survey method by employing Systematic Random Sampling technique from the first semester students of three leading business schools of Lahore. This study…
Descriptors: Parent Influence, Occupations, Mass Media Effects, Career Choice
Morley, Louise – Higher Education Research and Development, 2014
Drawing on data gathered from British Council seminars in Hong Kong, Tokyo and Dubai on "Absent Talent: Women in Research and Academic Leadership" (2012-2013), this paper discusses academic women's experiences and explanations for women's under-representation as knowledge leaders and producers in the global academy. Participants from…
Descriptors: Women Administrators, Women Faculty, Instructional Leadership, Females
Kazim, Nida; Schmidt, Klaus; Brown, Dan – Journal of Industrial Teacher Education, 2007
Fewer women than men are involved in the fields of computer science and in other computer-related technology areas. In the United States, fewer than twenty percent of graduates of those programs are female. Fisher & Margolis (2002) say that despite the rise of a women's movement, women have lost ground in the world of computing. This is not…
Descriptors: Females, Career Choice, College Administration, Computer Science