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Correspondence-eight annual conference of Pakistan Economic Association 1957
No full textThe Eighth Annual Conference of the Pakistan Economic Association was being held in Lahore from December 19 to 21, 1957, under the auspices of the Department of Economics, University of the Punjab. Three members from the Institute of Public and Administration attended the Annual Conference of Pakistan Economic Association were; Matin A. Khan M. Uzair Dr. M. Iqbal
The subjects under discussion was measurement of inflationary pressure in Pakistan and the role of monetary and fiscal stabilizers.
The agenda includes following topics; The food problem in Pakistan Taxation and economic development Resources-budgeting in an under-developed economy, with special reference to Pakistanhttps://ir.iba.edu.pk/historical-documents/1057/thumbnail.jp
Marsh and Co. Donation
No full textMarsh and Co. Donation to the Scholarship Fundhttps://ir.iba.edu.pk/historical-documents/1104/thumbnail.jp
List of applicants for the position of Lecturer 1959
No full textThe attached document lists the number of applicants and details their personal information, academic qualification and professional experience for the position of lecturer at the Institute of Public and Business Administration, University of Karachi for the year 1957.https://ir.iba.edu.pk/historical-documents/1040/thumbnail.jp
Flyer: A program of evening study and diploma course
No full textThe main objective of the Institute of Public and Business Administration is to improve administration in Pakistan by providing facilities for training and research in administrative techniques. For this, the Institute offers training for full-time and part-time students.
The full-time program began in August 1955. It is for post-graduate students and leads to a Master\u27s degree, upon the completion of two years of successful work, the part-time program is designed to meet the needs of persons already employed in government or business who desire further training in the techniques and tools of management. In-service training sessions are offered to meet the special needs of government agencies and private business concerns.
In 1957, the institute inaugurates a new program of evening study leading to a diploma in Public Administration and Business Administration. The program is offered as a further means of broadening student recognition.https://ir.iba.edu.pk/historical-documents/1054/thumbnail.jp
I.P.B.A In-service Training Program 1956
No full textThe Institute of Public and Business Administration organized an In-service Training Programs for those employed in government and business sector who can profit by further study in the fields of Management and Allied subjects.
The purpose of this course is to acquaint administrators with the basic principles and techniques of supervision. The first part of the course emphasizes good orderly work based upon a sound organization. Workers want to know: who is their boss; what is their job; how they are doing. Part two: Human relations-emphasizes the will as well as the skill to work, answering questions such as: what gives real job satisfaction; how to correct without nagging; how to give a reprimand; how to handle a grievance.https://ir.iba.edu.pk/historical-documents/1022/thumbnail.jp
I.P.B.A Announcement 1956
No full textContents of the Institute of the I.P.B.A Announcement 1956; The Institute Plan Graduate Program The In-Service Program The Program of Research and Development Awards and Scholarships Library Facilities General Information Student Activities Description of Courses Administration In-Service Advisory Board Faculty and Staffhttps://ir.iba.edu.pk/historical-documents/1056/thumbnail.jp
I.P.B.A In-service Training Program 1955
No full textThe In-Service training program began on November 7,1955 with a Fall Session enrollment of 170. It is designed to meet the needs of persons already employed in government or business who desire training in the techniques and tools of management. It is a program for those whose time for study is limited and who already have had experience in facing management problems. There is no attempt to meet the formal requirements for an academic degree-although a certificate will be granted for the satisfactory completion of one or more courses.https://ir.iba.edu.pk/historical-documents/1004/thumbnail.jp
Pennsylvania Team Visit 1954
No full textA team of four advisors from the world famous Wharton School of Finance, University of Pennsylvania visited Karachi during the last quarter of 1954. Dr. Hoffman led the team. The Institute of Public and Business Administration was created by a resolution passed by the syndicate of Karachi University and a Board of Governors was formed to run the institute.https://ir.iba.edu.pk/historical-documents/1017/thumbnail.jp