SPJIMR: a different kind of business school

CWIL announces its sixth edition of Wisdom Research Presentation on ‘Experience and Wisdom’ by Prof. Howard Nusbaum. This presentation will discuss the different kinds of experiences that can positively benefit some of the processes that are important in wise reasoning.

SPJIMR’s Global Management Programme (GMP) is designed for those who want to study abroad and start their global careers. GMP collaborates with leading institutes across Europe, the UK, and the USA, to offer full-time management programmes. With two cohorts each year in January and June, participants spend their first semester at SPJIMR and then transfer to one of our international partner schools to complete their MS/MBA degree.

The Graduate Certification Programme in Entrepreneurship (GCPE) is designed especially for those with an entrepreneurial streak. The programme aims at fostering entrepreneurship that makes a difference among youth (undergraduates / fresh graduates of any discipline). This programme is specifically tailored and curated to help young, aspiring student entrepreneurs to get a head start in India’s booming start-up ecosystem. The programme offers an opportunity for profile building and helps differentiate participants’...

SPJIMR’s Post Graduate Programme in Development Management (PGPDM) is a 12-month modular programme for professionals working in or planning to work in the social sector, including NGOs, foundations, CSR functions, and social enterprises.

SPJIMR’s FPM is a doctoral-level programme, targeting individuals with a passion for teaching and solving real-life business problems through their research. The programme offers equal opportunities to working professionals and candidates with no experience. The working professionals may either continue their career journey while pursuing the programme or discontinue their job and pursue the programme on a full-time basis getting the benefit of a scholarship from the institute.

Set in seemingly real-world settings, simulations are effective teaching aids. They are user-friendly instructional tools in classrooms that are easy to set up and use across all courses and programmes. This workshop, with content support from Harvard Business Publishing (HBP), is designed to give B-School instructors from various disciplines a general introduction to teaching with simulation.