Will polytechnics meet the challenge of independence?: Public Money & Management: Vol 9, No 1

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Since the beginning of April, the majority of polytechnics and colleges of higher education have been autonomous corporations. In the case of polytechnics, independence has not only resulted in constitutional and management changes, it has also presented institutions with the challenge of developing an enterprising culture.

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