IIM Bangalore to open campus in Indonesia
During a joint statement in Indonesia, prime minister narendra modi announced that IIM Bangalore will open its first international campus in the Singhasari special economic zone in Malang. The campus will begin with executive education for senior professionals, business leaders and government officials, and may add degree-granting management programmes after two years if the initial phase succeeds. The curriculum targets global supply chains, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, climate and sustainability, and healthcare management, and is expected to attract students from across Southeast Asia while linking learners to the Bengaluru campus.
IIM Bangalore will open its first overseas campus in Malang, Indonesia.
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The announcement came during the prime minister's visit and a joint statement with the Indonesian president. Other Indian institutes have opened overseas campuses recently, and the Malang site will start with executive programmes before…
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