Copenhagen Business School has sent a few of their students in an innovative two-week program that IMT Ghaziabad has devised for them. The group are doing an entrepreneurship course and will attend classes, meet entrepreneurs, and do a bit of consulting projects in teams. They will also take a day off to sight-see, and visit Agra.
This is one of the bigger B schools of the world, and the students are from different countries in Europe, doing an international business or I.B. program at their B school.
IMT Ghaziabad has a lot of partnerships (about 75-80) that work at different levels, with exchange of students for a term being one of the regular ways of interacting. We now also have a Doctorate in Business Administration that enables corporates to make a transition into the academic world.
We all learn a lot from doing these innovative programs. Cheers to more such.
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2 comments:
As an aside what does Copenhagen mean? For that matter what does Agra mean?
Good questions. Don't know the answers, to both. Will consult an etymology book, in the quest for useless trivia.
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