| The Faculty of Management Studies (FMS) ,
University of Delhi made a modest beginning with a three year
part-time Post graduate management programme in Business Administration
for senior and middle level executives in 1954. The first set
of professors was trained at the Stanford University Business
School and institute was started at the Delhi School of Economics
under the leadership of Prof A. Dasgupta. The past decades have
witnessed a significant growth in the nature and number of programmes
offered at the FMS.
FMS has exchange programmes and collaborative arrangements
with leading industrial and business houses, management institutions
and professional associations in India and abroad. It is the
founder member of the Association of Management Development
Institutions in South Asia (AMDISA) and is working towards
regional cooperation in management education and development
in the spirit of SAARC. FMS is also one of the participating
institutions in the India-EEC Exchange and Co-operation Programme
for Management Professors.
In appreciation of its contributions, the Industrial Finance
Corporation of India and Amway Corporation have created chair
professorships in Industrial Management and Entrepreneurial
Development respectively. Shanti Prasad Jain Advanced Management
Research Center as a research and development wing of FMS
has been setup at the University of Delhi, South Campus with
assistance from Bennett Coleman & Company Limited.
Time Line
In 1954
The Delhi School of Economics, University of Delhi is recognized
by the All India Council for Technical Education as one of
the four centers for imparting management education in India.
Subsequently a cell for business management is established
at the school and a three year Post-Graduate Diploma course
on a part-time basis for working executives is launched in
1955.
In 1959
The student Faculty body comprising different panels focusing upon distinct areas of interest was formed.
In 1961
A part-time Post-Graduate Diploma course in Industrial Management
of three year duration for senior executives is initiated
and the management cell of the Delhi School of Economics is
upgraded into a Department of Business Management and Industrial
Administration.
In 1962
FMS commenced enrolling doctoral students in Management.
In 1963
First case Book "Indian Cases in Management" was published.
In 1964
• Management Alumni was formed as an association to facilitate interaction between the faculty and alumni.
• Journal of Management Education- quarterly publication that features select articles of faculty and eminent writers was first published
In 1965
A Post-Graduate certificate course in office supervision for
women with one year duration is launched.
In 1967
The department starts a full time Master of Business Administration
for graduates with approval of All India Board of Management
and the University Grants Commission.
In 1969
• The three year part-time Diploma courses are merged and a
new course known as Master of Business Administration with
three year duration for practicing managers is established.
• The new building is constructed.
In 1972
• A Diploma course in Personnel Management and another
Diploma in Marketing and Sales Management of one year duration
each are launched for executives with work experience.
• Towards the end of 1972, the department of Business
Management and Industrial Administration is re-organized into
Faculty of Management Studies with the Dean as the institutional
head.
• A part time three year Master of Business Administration
in Health Care Administration is launched for MBBS degree
holders with administrative experience
In 1975
In appreciation of its contribution in the development of Management education, the IFCI created a chair for professorship in Industrial Management.
In 1979
• The Master of Philosophy Programme in Management is started in 1980.
• An endowment with an initial offer of Rs 50 Lakhs , proposed by the management of Bennett Coleman & Co Ltd. to the FMS is accepted by the Executive Council of University of Delhi to set up "Shanti Prasad Jain Advanced Management Research Centre" (SPJAMRC) within FMS.
In 1980
The Master of Philosophy Programme in Management is started
in 1980. The faculty had been enrolling doctoral students
in Management since 1962.
In 1982
SPJMARC formally launched with a view to promote and support research and Training of managers and academicians from India and Abroad.
In 1986
The certificate course in office supervision for women is
upgraded into a one year Post-Graduate Diploma in Administrative
Management for experienced executives.
In 1987
The three year part-time Diploma courses in Personnel Management,
Marketing and Sales Management and Administrative Management
are upgraded and integrated into a three year part-time MBA
with provision at the end of the second year for the following
Diploma Programmes:
• Diploma in Marketing Management
• Diploma in Financial Management
• Diploma in Production and Operations Management
• Diploma in Human Resources Management
• Diploma in Small Business Management
In 1989
FMS, launched a two year full time MBA in Public Systems Management
for Executives sponsored by industry, business and/ or government
at the SP Jain Center , South Campus. This programme has its
emphasis on the government and the service sector, education,
energy, water and forest resource management.
In 1990
FMS collaborates with the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) funded by the European Commission.
In 1991
FMS increases the intake capacity of full time MBA Programme
from 60 to 90 students and starts a new section at the SP
Jain Center , South Campus.
In 1999
• Amway Enterprise Ltd. instates the University of Delhi Amway Professorship of Entrepreneurial Development.
• VKRV Rao Hostel (for men), University of Delhi, is constructed wherein majority of the seats are reserved for FMS candidates.
2002-03
• FMS undertakes an MoU with the University of Wisconsin at Whitewater.
• FMS undertakes an MoU with the University of Trinidad.
• FMS introduces substantial renovation including that of the MSA Centre.
In 2003
MBA in Management of Services initiated with 44 seats at SPJMARC at South Campus.
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