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THE increasing complexity of industrial management, together with the intensification of world competition, seems to call for the more effective training of managers and industrial executives than has been usual in the past. To meet the special requirements of ‘industrial scientists’, a course of training in industrial management is to be started by Mr. W. R. Dunlop at 57 Gordon Square, London. The aim is to supplement the basic scientific training of the physicist, chemist, biologist or engineer with a training in the methods, functions and problems of industrial and business management. The course extends over a period of three months and covers “The Function and Problems of Industrial Management”, “Sciences underlying Industrial Management” and “The Mental Activity of Industrial Management.”
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Training in Industrial Management. Nature 130, 576–577 (1932). https://doi.org/10.1038/130576d0
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/130576d0