How is a Global MBA different from a regular MBA?

Dr Arindam Banerjee (Associate Professor & Assistant Dean – GMBA & MGB) writes an article in Education World, a leading educational portal, on how a Global MBA (GMBA) differs from a regular MBA.

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"A GMBA program allows one to broaden the span of knowledge beyond a regional focus. Its diverse curriculum facilitates an understanding of how multinational firms function and grow their business. It also broadens one's views and provides a global perspective. With its multicultural student community, most GMBA programs allow its participants to interact with a diverse range of students and business leaders in improving networking abilities," writes Dr Banerjee.

He explains that while a traditional MBA focuses on routine learning and case studies, but a Global program emphasises experience and practical learning, which is more advantageous in the long term. The recruiters also view this as a positive as they express high confidence in candidates with a worldwide MBA degree. Dr Banerjee concludes by saying that a GMBA program provides students with an enriching learning environment and the acute perspective essential for commercial transactions.

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