THE PRESIDENT and vice-chancellor of Binary University College Joseph Adaikalam has a plan that will see his graduates enter the working world head and shoulders above their competitors.
Students from the business school who graduate in 2006 will now be armed not only with their degrees but with a real business as well. A subsidiary of the business school, the School of Entrepreneurial Development (SEED), will help students form their own companies in the second year of their programme.
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