Factors affecting academic performance of international students in project management courses: a case study from a British Post 92 University

Mohamed Lebcir, Hany Wells, Angela Bond

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Abstract

The aim of study is to investigate the factors affecting the academic performance of international students in Project Management courses. To achieve this aim, a conceptual framework including three categories of factors: (i) Teaching Style, (ii) English Language and Communication and (iii) Assessment Methods was developed and empirically tested on a sample of international students from a British Post 92 University. The results suggest that the factors: level of details given in lectures, speed of lectures, academic internet sources, English Language skills, group or individual assessment, the qualitative/quantitative content of assessment are important drivers of the academic performance of international students in Project Management
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)268-274
JournalInternational Journal of Project Management
Volume26
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2008

Keywords

  • project management
  • higher education
  • international students
  • academic performance
  • teaching and learning

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