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During the year 2007, the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore (IIM-B), the first Indian Business School offers an exchange program with the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Enlarge Becky Wright The Stanford-IIM-B exchange programme for 16 students from the whole school to participate in a multi-cultural collaboration of the experience with regard to the economy and administration in the United States and India. According to Professor V. "Seenu" Srinivasan, coordinator of the Stanford-IIM-B-exchange programme of the GSB, teams of four students - two of the IIM-B and two in their second year MBA from Stanford GSB will work closely on group projects Tombent

BANGALORE: The Indian Institute of Management Bangalore (IIM-B) has agreed with the Stanford Graduate School of Business at Stanford starter IIM B-exchange program. This program is 16 graduate students from each business IIM-B and Stanford as from the next academic year. These students are young people between eight teams of four students, two from each school. In subsequent years, the program expanded to 20 students from each institution. In a sequential two-lane, exchanges, the Stanford Business students go IIM-B, for a period of one week (16-22 September 2007) and the IIM-B students at the Stanford Business School visit for a week (2-8

Indias premier B-school, the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) is looking at possible tie-ups with leading North American universities including Wharton, Columbia, Stern and Stanford for its new one-year post-graduate programme in management for executives (PGPX) scheduled to commence from April 2006. In Europe, preliminary discussions have been held with the London School of Economics, Leeds University as well as the University of British Columbia. Speaking to FE, IIM-A director Bakul Dholakia revealed that IIM-A would devise a one-month global immersion module in collaboration with these B-schools, which would be part of the PGPX course. This module would comprise

Stanford to opt for personal approach The Stanford Graduate School of Business is to revamp its MBA programme completely to give a more personalised education to each of the 380 students who graduate from the school every year. The new style programme will include a series of tutorials and a menu of new programmes to ensure that the most accomplished students are stretched further than in the current one size fits all system. The decision to introduce the new way of learning at the Californian school was taken at the end of May and the programme will be introduced in the autumn

Reliance Industries Limited and the Stanford Graduate School of Business today announced the creation of confidence DHIRUBHAI INDIA Education Fund aimed at helping Indian students with promising financial requirements for obtaining d ' an MBA from Stanford. Each year, the Stanford Business School, it may be up to five Reliance Dhirubhai scholarships. Reliance Dhirubhai obtain the full Fellows financial support for two years at Stanford MBA program. "A global perspective is essential for good management," said Robert L. Joss, dean of the Stanford Business School. "In preparing the next generation of leaders, Stanford recognizes the importance of India voice in the global marketplace

LAKHNAU: A record number of 38 students, Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow, (IIM-L) are going abroad in the years to learn management techniques Top Business Schools in the world as part of program exchange student. Apart from the fact that the ambassador of his country and the Institute, the IIM-L students this year will be the additional task of identifying the bank, they attend classes in other countries. Later, they give feedback to help IIM-L, if necessary, to sharpen their prices change and pedagogy. IIM-L, a Memorandum of Understanding for the student exchange programme with 15 Top Business Schools spread over eight

Swoosh, there it is: Knight giving $105 million to Stanford Nike Chairman Phil Knight is donating $105 million to Stanford University, all but $5 million of which will be used to help build a new campus for the business school. The eight-building, $275 million project will be named the Knight Management Center -- but were wondering if anyone suggested simply branding the buildings with a huge Nike swoosh. Construction is expected to begin in 2008, although Stanford is still raising the rest of the money needed for the project. Phil Knight has once again shown the depth of his commitment to Stanfords future,

Most B-school insiders ET spoke to felt such corporate sponsorship of student exchange programmes is a sort of ‘brand building’ exercise that will help the corporates to pick the best brains during the final placements process. “Corporates sponsor these exchange programmes to encourage the recipients to join them. Even Indian companies are now coming ahead with sponsorships since they require students with substantial overseas exposure,” said Prof Arvind Sahay, co-ordinator (placements and international immersion), IIM Ahmedabad. At IIM Calcutta (IIMC), US-based global management consultancy firm, Diamond Management & Technology Consultants, has sponsored students for the first time. IIMC student exchange programme (STEP)

Students from Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University here will now get an opportunity to study at Deakin University in Australia as part of a student exchange programme between the two institutions. During the current academic year four students from Bachelor of Journalism and Mass Communication being taught at the affiliated institutions of Indraprastha University will study at Deakin. Similarly the latter will send as many of its students to learn the nuances of the Bachelor of Business Administration programme taught here. The agreement is for the undergraduate level and it is applicable for a minimum period of a semester. The courses have

BANGALORE: students in the second year Post-Graduate coveted programme (PGP) from the Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, so that there is a global perspective. 180 students from 45 partner universities abroad, the visit from September to December for a semester under the Student Exchange Program (SEP). IIMB exchange has partnerships with 28 universities in 17 countries in Asia, Australia, Europe, the United States and Canada. `` In return, students from 40 universities in IIMB for a term - three students from Helsinki School of Economics, Finland; WHU, Germany and McGill University, Canada, have already at the Institute, ''says IIMB. The exchange program is

With three more foreign universities entering into a partnership with the Indian Institute of Management, Lucknow (IIM-L) for student exchange program this year, experts at IIM-L feel that the institute has achieved a new height. The programme that began with just three French universities in 2001, now has collaboration with 22 foreign universities. Around 60 IIM-L students, who will be visiting foreign universities for a period of three months from September, have been trained to observe and record the difference in the education system of their own country and that of the foreign country. Prof Devashish Das Gupta, Chairman

For Adeline Larroque, a French student on an exchange programme here, learning is all about gaining an international experience. After completing her internship in Beijing last year, she is in Chennai for an MBA programme. Adeline is on a nine-month stint at the Loyola Institute of Business Administration (LIBA). A student of Bordeaux School of Management in France, Adeline’s interest in Asian markets has brought her to India. Like Adeline, students world over are looking for a global edge, says LIBA director P Christie. He says that the best way to help students get some international experience is through exchange programmes. To this

Developer Arrillaga gives Stanford $100M A prominent Silicon Valley real estate developer has given $100 million to Stanford University. John Arrillaga, a longtime benefactor of the school, played basketball there nearly 50 years ago. In the past, Arrillaga made a $22 million gift for the Arrillaga Family Sports Center, which now contains administrative offices, rooms for coaches, sports medicine, and conferences. In addition, an alumni center, for which he donated $37 million, is named for his late wife Fran. According to reports, the latest gift will be used for various programs within the university, and no decision has been made yet

Pupils and students' exchange programme of the Indian Institute of Management Lucknow ripe old 31 students? Highest so far by putting in place? Choosing for a period of three months in stations B - schools in Western countries. Students are B-schools in France, Denmark, Switzerland, Canada and nine other countries with which IIML has tie-ups. Seventeen students from these countries come to the Institute of Lucknow, for three months. "It is a significant increase in the number of foreign students on campus accession as the last time 27 students were foreign country B-schools," says Prerna Kapoor, a student office holders of shares

Rohs Son to Study MBA at Stanford President Roh Moo-hyuns son will soon depart for the United States to study at Stanford University from September, a source close to the presidential family said on Wednesday. Roh Gun-ho, 32, has been admitted to the Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program at the U.S. university, a source of the governing camp said on condition of anonymity. His wife and daughter will accompany him. I heard he plans to pay his own tuition and living expenses there, the source said. He has been working with LG Electronics, South Koreas second largest electronic appliance manufacturer,