Posted by: Hanif Sangi on October 11, 2018
The expedition of senior managers from around the globe for Post Graduate Diploma in Organizational Leadership at the University of Oxford’s Said Business School did come to a finale in the month of October 2018. Today, I’m sharing my reflections from the Module 4 and reiterating some thoughts from previous modules to emphasize the overall […]
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Posted by: Wilf Blackburn on September 21, 2018
Participating in Saïd’s PG Diploma in Global Business has been a highly worthwhile investment in my ongoing education at an appropriate point in my career. The course is well managed, relevant, and supported by best-in-class teaching from both faculty and guest lecturers. It provided a sound theoretical context with which to reflect on many of […]
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Posted by: Lorna Henderson on July 30, 2018
One of the benefits of studying at Oxford Saïd is that you have the opportunity to meet leaders from many different diverse countries and settings. There are opportunities to learn from each other within the lecture theatre but also outwith as we take advantage of the many activities available in Oxford. During Module Three some shared […]
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Posted by: Stanimir Minov on July 30, 2018
In Oxford I have learnt that I am not the most accomplished person in the room; and that being not the most accomplished person in the room is in effect a good thing. I have seen my class mates: brilliantly articulating thoughts, keeping a low profile and letting other people shine, making sacrifices to the […]
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Posted by: Eva Grosman on July 23, 2018
Ubuntu is a beautiful and complex word from the Nguni language, which is difficult to translate into English. Its meaning embodies the ideas of connection, community, care and human kindness. At the heart of each definition is the bond that exists or should exist between people. Interdependence and interplay between the self and the other(s). […]
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Posted by: Terry Prior on July 23, 2018
The team is now well over halfway through the programme having completed module 3 along with sitting a series of very formal examinations for modules 1 & 2. Module 3, in my view, had a different feel from the previous modules, and my belief is that this was the result of participants feeling more at ease with […]
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Posted by: Hanif Sangi on July 13, 2018
Are you wondering how Saïd Business School’s Post Graduate Diploma in Organisational Leadership’s Module 3 looks like and how it enriches the lives and careers of authentic leaders who journeyed from Asia, Europe, America, Africa, and Middle East regions? Here are my observations on this lifelong learning opportunity that I have time-honored and it’s like […]
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Posted by: Ali Odhwani on July 10, 2018
Each time that I leave Oxford and my wonderful colleagues at the Diploma in Organisational Leadership, I leave with more humility and more inspiration. More humility for being blessed with the splendid opportunity of learning in and experiencing the city of dreaming spires, and more inspiration drawn from the wisdom and stories shared by the […]
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Posted by: Terry Prior on May 16, 2018
After completing the rigorous application process and subsequently finding out that I had been accepted into the Diploma of Organisational Leadership, the extent of what I had signed up for slowly started to sink in. It is natural at times for everyone to have some degree of self-doubt, and as a ‘very’ mature aged student […]
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Posted by: Lorna Henderson on May 10, 2018
As I join this course the National Health Service my employer turns seventy years old. The NHS was created out of the ideal that good healthcare should be available to all, regardless of wealth. When it was launched by the minister of health, Aneurin Bevan, on July 5 1948, it was based on 3 core […]
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