Developing Future-Ready Graduates: The Role of Employability Skills and Student Engagement in Business Schools

The evolving job market necessitates that business school graduates possess strong employability skills alongside academic knowledge. This qualitative study explores the correlation between student engagement and employability skills in business schools through a thematic analysis of existing literature. Using secondary data sources, key themes emerge regarding how engagement strategies enhance employability. A conceptual framework is developed to illustrate the connection between student engagement, employability skills, and academic performance. The findings contribute to business education by highlighting evidence from previous research on practices that improve students' readiness for the workforce. The study underscores the importance of integrating active learning and extracurricular engagement in curricula to enhance career preparedness.

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International journal of business and management invention.
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.35629/8028-14042028
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Management and Marketing Education
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Developing Future-Ready Graduates: The Role of Employability Skills and Student Engagement in Business Schools

Dhanush R Dr. Bharathi M P, Shahina BT Shahina, Nihad Bin Haneef
International journal of business and management invention.
Management and Marketing Education
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Developing Future-Ready Graduates: The Role of Employability Skills and Student Engagement in Business Schools

Dhanush R Dr. Bharathi M P, Shahina BT Shahina, Nihad Bin Haneef
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Abstract

The evolving job market necessitates that business school graduates possess strong employability skills alongside academic knowledge. This qualitative study explores the correlation between student engagement and employability skills in business schools through a thematic analysis of existing literature. Using secondary data sources, key themes emerge regarding how engagement strategies enhance employability. A conceptual framework is developed to illustrate the connection between student engagement, employability skills, and academic performance. The findings contribute to business education by highlighting evidence from previous research on practices that improve students' readiness for the workforce. The study underscores the importance of integrating active learning and extracurricular engagement in curricula to enhance career preparedness.

International journal of business and management invention.Vol. 14(4)
University of West London (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 86%
Management and Marketing Education
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