SPJIMR's GMP (Global Management Programme)

US partners schools provide additional STEM-OPT extension totaling to 36 months, post-completion of programme
Collateral-free loan, high ROI
Brandeis offers up to 100% scholarships to eligible candidates
Exposure to multinational learning environment and diverse cultures;
Gateway to M.Sc. in management with specializations - an MBA equivalence for applicants without work experience;
GMP Certification from SPJIMR, covering General Management courses
Specializations and Electives offered by International Business Schools;
Company-linked Master Theses; International Internships and Graduation;
Support and training from Career Cell offered by International Business Schools;
Creating global managers to meet the international aspirations.
Building a global mindset for doing business with global impact;
Dual Alumni status

Brandeis is a private research university with global reach. The campus is spread over 235 acres and located in the suburbs of Boston, a global hub for higher education and innovation. Brandeis was established as a non-sectarian university with a founding principle of being open and welcoming to faculty, students and staff of all backgrounds and beliefs. Brandeis is a community of scholars and students united by their commitment to the pursuit of knowledge and its transmission from generation to generation.

The University of Maryland’s proud past stretches back to 1856, when the tiny Maryland Agricultural College was carved from part of Charles Benedict Calvert’s plantation along a dirt road now called U.S Route 1. From its start with 34 students, the institution slowly grew to include engineering and the liberal arts, and to add athletics, women and minorities. It survived the Great Fire of 1912, re-emerged as a public college, and boomed following World War II. Today, the university is a national powerhouse in research and academics, even as it embraces its roots as a land-grant institution.

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September 12, 2021 at 11:00 am