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Mastering global careers with MGB

 

In the article published in College Dunia, Dr Veena Jadhav, Associate Dean (Master of Global Business) and Professor (Leadership & HRM), highlights the importance of a Master of Global Business (MGB) program in helping young professionals expand their career horizons by developing global business acumen, adaptability, and leadership skills.

She talks about how unlike previous generations, where career paths were more predictable, today’s professionals must be prepared for frequent transitions, international opportunities, and evolving skill demands.

Dr Veena Jadhav

“The curriculum and pedagogy adopted in the Master of Global Business program is pivotal in shaping strong appreciation and understanding of global business and management trends. Students are exposed to contemporary business theories and practices through a range of engaged and immersive learning approaches including case studies, simulations, project-based learning. Other distinguishing elements of the program include emphasis on digital literacy and data driven decision making skills. The rigour and application-oriented pedagogy ensures that graduates are equipped with relevant skills that are in demand at workplace, thereby enhancing their employability quotient.” writes Dr Jadhav.

To read the full article, please click here.

 

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