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Performance Evaluation Of Faculties At A Private University A Data Envelopment Analysis Approach

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Abstract

This research explores the performance efficiency of faculties at a Malaysian university using data envelopment analysis. The method applies a multiple of input and output variables approach in assessing performance efficiency, which is an added advantage to other approaches using simple performance ratios. Inputs like number of students, number of academic staff working and budgetary allocations and outputs like number of graduates and number of research articles published have been applied in data envelopment analysis to get the performance efficiency of a faculty in a university. Data analysis reveals that all faculties except for one, was found to be efficient when compared to the composite faculty. This research contributes significantly in evaluating each faculty’s performance in relation to a hypothetical composite faculty and ultimately contributes to the overall performance of a university in the education sector.

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Ravindran Ramasamy, Dr. Azlina Shaikh Awadz, Romiza Md Akhir, chongkl. . "Performance Evaluation Of Faculties At A Private University A Data Envelopment Analysis Approach". Global Journal of Management and Business Research - A: Administration & Management GJMBR-A Volume 12 (GJMBR Volume 12 Issue A9).

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Performance Evaluation Of Faculties At A Private University A Data Envelopment Analysis Approach

Ravindran Ramasamy
Ravindran Ramasamy University of Management and Technology
Dr. Awadz
Dr. Awadz <p>University of Management and Technology</p>
Romiza Akhir
Romiza Akhir <p>University of Management and Technology</p>
<p>University of Management and Technology</p>