Dr Rafael García in Corresponsables: “Higher education must train leaders capable of uniting science, ethics and impact”

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The founding president and dean of CMI Higher Education reflects on the transformative role of higher education, sustainability and responsible leadership in an interview published by Corresponsables CMI Higher Education shares the recent interview given by Dr Rafael García, Eng., MBA, the institution’s founding president

The founding president and dean of CMI Higher Education reflects on the transformative role of higher education, sustainability and responsible leadership in an interview published by Corresponsables

CMI Higher Education shares the recent interview given by Dr Rafael García, Eng., MBA, the institution’s founding president and dean, to the specialist publication Corresponsables, in which he addresses some of the major challenges facing higher education today and its part in training professionals capable of making a positive impact on organisations and on society.

Throughout the conversation, Dr García focuses on the need to drive an education that does not merely pass on technical knowledge but also shapes leaders with strategic vision, ethical commitment and the ability to bring innovation, sustainability and responsibility into their decision-making.

Higher education geared towards responsible leadership

In the interview, Dr García argues that higher education must evolve if it is to meet the challenges of a global environment in constant flux. He underlines the importance of preparing students to lead from a rounded perspective, combining academic excellence, critical thinking, ethical values and social impact.

That approach sits squarely with the mission of CMI Higher Education, an institution committed to educating managers and professionals who understand sustainability, responsibility and innovation as the foundations of business and social development.

Sustainability, ethics and impact at the heart of the curriculum

The interview published by Corresponsables also highlights the need for educational institutions to build key questions into their teaching models — sustainability, ethics, artificial intelligence and digital transformation — always from a humanist and responsible standpoint.

At CMI Higher Education, that vision takes shape in an academic offering aligned with the challenges of today’s market and with the need to train leaders capable of transforming organisations through responsibility, innovation and purpose.

CMI Higher Education reaffirms its commitment to education with impact

The appearance of Dr Rafael García in this leading forum on sustainability and social responsibility reinforces the standing of CMI Higher Education as an institution committed to a higher education connected to the challenges of the present and the future.

Through its academic model, CMI continues to promote quality education geared towards responsible leadership, sustainable management and the creation of value for companies and for society.

Read the full interview in Corresponsables

To read the full piece, click here:
Corresponsables – Rafael García: “Higher education must train leaders capable of uniting science, ethics and impact” (in Spanish)

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