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Programme outline
Summer internship and Major Research Project Students will be required to register for a summer internship for a period of 8 weeks in an external organization. Most importantly, the Major Research Project in Semester 4 would be a core requirement earning 15 credits. Detailed project guidelines would be available to the students for meeting course requirements for the summer internship and major research projects.
These projects, carried out with the student housed in the host organization, will provide the students with a forum to focus on sustainable development challenges in industry and civil society, and participate in the analysis and the problem solving process. Each internship period will culminate in a cross-disciplinary seminar where the students will be evaluated on their
problem solving ability along with learning from the exercise regarding cross-disciplinary linkages, the importance of context in defining sustainable development challenges, and key management issues.
Programme Structure
Core courses are offered in the first two semesters provide the foundation, and then the tools, for business management. In addition, these core courses, covering the established business disciplines, would have sustainability as a fil rouge running though them.
The third and fourth semester focuses on sustainability issues, and skills and tools to deal with challenges to the goal of sustainability. Students have the flexibility to pursue one or more specializations by selecting a set of elective courses from the designated streams in the third and the fourth semesters. Students have to choose at least four electives each in both the third and the fourth semesters. A minimum of three electives from any one stream constitutes a specialization. |
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