Fez – The Hautes Etudes de Management (HEM) Research Center, a member of the LCI Education system headquartered in Montreal, will host “Business Case Studies Forum,” for young professionals, students and professors at the HEM Business School in Rabat.
Set to take place on February 15, the forum will be an opportunity to celebrate HEM Research center’s 15 years of expertise in the production of case studies for educational and managerial purposes.
The Business Case Studies Forum will provide training in the writing and publication of case studies, intended for researchers, doctoral students and university professors wishing to develop their skills to promote their work.
A certificate of participation will be given at the end of the training.
Additionally, a round table discussion between managers, professors and students will take place to highlight the objectives of the case studies.
This meeting will also be an opportunity to launch the first ever National Case Study Competition, which will take place on the sidelines of the forum. There will also be a call for contributions for the next HEM Research Center forum.
Moroccan researchers, teachers, doctoral students or managers interested in producing case studies are all encouraged to submit contributions.
As part of the country’s efforts to boost scientific research, Morocco’s New Development Model, by King Mohammed VI, highlights the importance of investing in higher education and research for the country to achieve sustainable growth and employment creation.
This model shall improve both the relevance and quality of Morocco’s public higher education system. It benefits students, teaching staff, and researchers from Moroccan universities and institutes.
Morocco’s Development Model is designed to improve the labor market relevance of university programs, promote scientific research based on international standards and national priorities, and enhance governance at the central and university levels.
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