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Strategic marketing of further and higher educational institutions: Partnership arrangements and centres of entrepreneurship

International Journal of Educational Management
Journal · Vol. 17 · Issue 2 · pp. 59-70
Abstract

Partnership arrangements involving institutions of further and higher education provide educational provision to a broad audience. It is essential that within the framework of a partnership arrangement there is a structure in place which allows senior academics and administrators to ensure that the partnership is maintained, developed and realizes the objectives set by senior management. This paper makes reference to a centre of entrepreneurship, which academics and administrators can establish, to facilitate the development of partnership arrangements and can be viewed also as a catalyst for developing new products and services which can be turned into marketable products and services, leading to increased opportunities for income generation. The framework outlined in this paper can provide a basis for establishing a professional and relational marketing approach that should ensure that customer expectations are met, and can be used to audit, evaluate and manage a partnership arrangement. © MCB University Press.

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Higher education entrepreneurialism Marketing strategy Partnering

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Birkbeck, University of London, London, United Kingdom
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