Handbook of Operations Research and Management Science in Higher Education

Zilla Sinuany-Stern is a Professor Emerita at the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management (IEM) at Ben-Gurion University (BGU), Israel. Her research interests include operations research (OR) and management science (MS): theory and applications. She has published over 150 articles, and held many important academic positions, such as: Head of the Department of IEM at BGU, President of the Israeli Society of Operations Research, Vice President of the European Association of Operations Research (EURO), Provost of Ariel University, Member of the Israeli Council for Higher Education (CHE), and Chair of its Quality Assurance Committee (CHE).

Part I: Reviews/Overviews.- 1. Operations Research and Management Science in Higher Education: An Overview.- 2. A Systematic and Updated Review of the Literature on Higher Education Marketing 2005 -2019.- 3. Overview of Simulation in Higher Education: Methods and Applications.- 4. Managing Minds: The Challenges of Current Research Information Systems for Improving University Performance.- 5. Forecasting Methods in Higher Education: An Overview.- 6. Survey of Methods for Ranking and Benchmarking Higher Education Institutions.- 7. Balanced Scorecard in Strategic Planning of Higher Education: Review.- 8. System Analysis of Technology Transfer Policies and Models in Higher Education.- 9. Models for Planning and Budgeting in Higher Education.- Part II: New Methodologies.- 10. Funding Research in Higher Education Institutions: The Game Theory Approach.- 11. A Fast Threshold Acceptance Algorithm for the Examination Timetabling Problem.- 12. Robust Efficiency viaAverage Correlation: The Case of Academic Departments.- Part III: Applications.- 13. Course Evaluation Using Preference Disaggregation Analysis: The Case of an Information Communication Technology Course.- 14. The Application of a Balanced Scorecard in HigherEducation Institutions: A Case Study of Wuls.- 15. E-Learning in Times of Crisis: An Incidental or Facilitative Event?.- 16. The Relative Efficiencies of Higher Education in OECD Countries.