... analysis revealed that training, career choice, curriculum, self-employment, student psychology, better job opportunity, learning environment and innovation are the most discussed in the vocational education and entrepreneurship literature. Developed nation’s strong presence, indicated by the number...

...Kate Daubney Purpose This paper introduces a new approach to embedding employability by extracting from higher education curriculum the knowledge, attributes, skills and experience that employers value. The Extracted Employability concept enables academics to surface the innate employability value...

...-disciplinary collaboration. Thomas Leathem can be contacted at: tml0002@auburn.edu 12 03 2018 12 06 2018 08 07 2018 © Emerald Publishing Limited 2019 Emerald Publishing Limited Licensed re-use rights only Curriculum Architecture Construction Collaboration Pedagogy...

...Sónia Cardoso; Orlanda Tavares; Cristina Sin Purpose Industrial doctorates have arisen in recent decades as a new form of doctoral education which has the potential to innovate the curriculum, among other things. Such programmes run in a number of countries including Sweden, Finland, Denmark...

... can be fruitful for higher education policymakers to find the right way to foster employability issues at universities. Mechanisms such as employers’ participation in curriculum development and work-based learning are useful in ensuring a good match between the supply of skills and the demand...

... environment has a key role to play in issues associated with WBL pedagogy. The case studies also demonstrate a pluralistic approach to pedagogy and the key role that employers play in both providing regular intelligence to inform curriculum design and contributing to pedagogy. Research limitations...

..., findings suggest that professional modules and languages are perceived by industry professionals as very important elements for career success in the hotel industry. Originality/value – Findings of this study may assist industry stakeholders in re-structuring the hospitality management curriculum...