One pitiful but obvious example of how such business schools differentiate themselves from other universities, as seen through the programmes and modules they offer. Instead of focusing on fundamental disciplines and the philosophy of a life-long learning process, many of their courses are designed to serve specific industries.
For example, aviation management programmes have been introduced to focus primarily on giving students the personalities and characteristics necessary to fit with the airline industry. This may go some way to fulfilling the dreams of students who want to be air hostesses for major airlines, but by providing such a narrow education, they overlook the need to provide basic knowledge of the industry and fail to give students an education that can sustain them through life.