The Impact of University Social Responsibility towards Producing Good Citizenship: Evidence from Malaysia
Journal Title: International Journal of Organizational Leadership - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 4
Abstract
This paper provides empirical evidence on university social responsibility efforts and how it impacted community. The objectives are to investigate the role UTM plays within and outside UTM boundary in providing facilities and services to the community; and to explain how the facilities and services provided by UTM impacted the community. The study employed secondary data, surveys and focus group discussion to collect data on social impacts. The findings explain on how a university impacted on producing good citizenship through providing facilities and services to their community.
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