The Global Management Programme (GMP) offers a rigorous, flexible, and internationally aligned curriculum designed to build strong managerial foundations while preparing participants for advanced study at leading global partner schools. The programme integrates core management disciplines with emerging areas such as data science, digital transformation, and design-led problem-solving, equipping graduates for complex global business environments.
The curriculum is delivered across three structured phases, from foundational skill-building to advanced management education, culminating in international academic progression.
Upon enrolment, participants gain exclusive access to the Foundation module. This ensures that all participants, regardless of academic or professional background, establish a strong and consistent baseline in essential business competencies.
Modules
Module I – Foundation
Module II – Management
Module III – Finance and Fintech
Module IV – Digital: IT, AI and Analytics in Business
Module V – Academic Research
Module VI – International
Academic rigour and learning approach
Engagement and assessment: The programme demands a high level of academic engagement through classroom learning, individual assignments, and collaborative group work.
Pedagogy: Learning is reinforced through pre-reads, case studies, presentations, and rigorous evaluations.
Credit structure: Participants complete 64 credits at SPJIMR, with each credit equivalent to 10.5 classroom contact hours and 2 hours of evaluation.
Certification and international progression
Upon successful completion of the SPJIMR component, participants are awarded a GMP Certificate. Following the subsequent period of study abroad, the international partner school confers the final MBA or MS degree, subject to its academic requirements.
Partner institutions
Specialisations
International partner schools offer a portfolio of specialisations. The programme also provides electives for specific partner schools. Download the details of specialisations offered by each partner school to know more.
University Nyenrode Business Universiteit, Amsterdam/Breukelen
Programmes offered by GMP in collaboration with the US Schools are STEM-designated. This gives 3 years of OPT to students after graduation. So, as the internship cycles start around May/June every year, it aligns well with the January intake. This also goes well with the STEM requirement of studying for at least two semesters in the US, full time, without which a student is not eligible to take up internships in the US.