emirates7 - Abu Dhabi University's (ADU) College of Business (CoB) was awarded the prestigious Beta Gamma Sigma Awards (BGS), the international honour society of the Association of Advanced Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).
The university's BGS chapter was selected from a pool of over 615 chapters representing 38 countries internationally and received the "Gold Outstanding Chapter" award.
Each year, the BGS Outstanding Chapter Awards are presented in gold, silver, bronze and best practice levels. These awards are merit recognitions presented to chapters with various activities, programmes and events available to students that support the BGS mission.
The College of Business received the award for the holistic educational experience provided to students and faculty. As part of the award, one of ADU's outstanding students will receive a scholarship from the BGS Society. The ADU BGS chapter earned the award due to its notable commitment to the BGS mission and remarkable participation in several chapter activities.
As part of its commitment to the BGS honour society, the BGS-ADU chapter has implemented various student-centric activities such as the distinguished speaker series, mentorship programme, BGS gives back, and an executive shadowing programme.
Professor Barry O'Mahony, Dean of the College of Business, said, "I would like to extend my gratitude to the Beta Gamma Sigma International Honour Society for recognising our commitment to the mission of Abu Dhabi University's BGS Chapter. At the College of Business, we provide our students with a well-rounded academic experience and present faculty with the opportunity to elevate their skillset. We encourage them to tackle new experiences and gain a wider knowledge of their field. We are continuously searching for ways that will improve our students' experience to prepare them for the career market."
Professor Fauzia Jabeen, BGS Chapter Advisor and Professor of Management at ADU's College of Business, stated that this recognition reflects the university's ongoing commitment to providing the students with a world-class learning experience and an exceptional academic journey with leadership and business acumen that will best prepare them for their future careers.
Professor O'Mahony was awarded with the "Dean of the Year" award in recognition of his commitment to providing students with an exemplary educational journey and outstanding contribution to the ADU-BGS chapter.
Headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, BGS has inducted more than 830,000 members worldwide since its inception in 1913. Membership in BGS is highly selective, reserved for top students within the top 5% of business schools around the world.
The university's BGS chapter was selected from a pool of over 615 chapters representing 38 countries internationally and received the "Gold Outstanding Chapter" award.
Each year, the BGS Outstanding Chapter Awards are presented in gold, silver, bronze and best practice levels. These awards are merit recognitions presented to chapters with various activities, programmes and events available to students that support the BGS mission.
The College of Business received the award for the holistic educational experience provided to students and faculty. As part of the award, one of ADU's outstanding students will receive a scholarship from the BGS Society. The ADU BGS chapter earned the award due to its notable commitment to the BGS mission and remarkable participation in several chapter activities.
As part of its commitment to the BGS honour society, the BGS-ADU chapter has implemented various student-centric activities such as the distinguished speaker series, mentorship programme, BGS gives back, and an executive shadowing programme.
Professor Barry O'Mahony, Dean of the College of Business, said, "I would like to extend my gratitude to the Beta Gamma Sigma International Honour Society for recognising our commitment to the mission of Abu Dhabi University's BGS Chapter. At the College of Business, we provide our students with a well-rounded academic experience and present faculty with the opportunity to elevate their skillset. We encourage them to tackle new experiences and gain a wider knowledge of their field. We are continuously searching for ways that will improve our students' experience to prepare them for the career market."
Professor Fauzia Jabeen, BGS Chapter Advisor and Professor of Management at ADU's College of Business, stated that this recognition reflects the university's ongoing commitment to providing the students with a world-class learning experience and an exceptional academic journey with leadership and business acumen that will best prepare them for their future careers.
Professor O'Mahony was awarded with the "Dean of the Year" award in recognition of his commitment to providing students with an exemplary educational journey and outstanding contribution to the ADU-BGS chapter.
Headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri, USA, BGS has inducted more than 830,000 members worldwide since its inception in 1913. Membership in BGS is highly selective, reserved for top students within the top 5% of business schools around the world.