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Global Opportiunity & Threat Analysis(GOTA) |
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In the light of globalization, students entering IIPM International have to undergo a 2/3 weeks study tour to a selected country in Australia, Africa, Asia, America, Europe or China. IIPM International bears the entire cost of this programme for all students. This cost includes cost of air travel (from the nearest international airport) to abroad and back as well as the entire cost of boarding, lodging, food and faculty. Students have to obtain passport and visa for the country of their visit. If they are not given a visa IIPM International can not be held responsible. During the programme the students are taught a special paper on Global Opportunity and Threat Analysis with assistance from faculty of the country visited, whenever available. The idea is to make the students aware of how a truly global economy works and also to bring a fresh outlook to life conducive to entrepreneurial learning.
Students would be sent in study groups of minimum 15. The students should note that they do not have the choice to decide which country to visit. The institute’s faculty members would decide the same.
When all the students come back after their visits to various countries they share their experiences and the knowledge gained from the interactions with the other students of the institute. This creates an intellectually stimulating and exciting environment in the campus and students get a first hand experience of how things work in other countries. Students are also required to submit of project on the areas of key learning. During the GOTA visits IIPM has conducted seminars and lectures in association with organisations/institutions like : IMD, Lausanne ; The United Nations ; ILO ; The World Bank; Nestle; Citi Group; Honda; Oxford University; IBM; WIPO; BMW; FIAT; Suzuki; Insead; IMI, Europe etc. |
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Some of the important
companies/universities/site visited during the GOTA tour |
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JAPAN
Kyoto University, Panasonic Centre, Hyogo Prefecture, Kobe, Suzuki Motor Corporation, Honda Co., International Christian Unversity, PASONA Inc.
SWEDEN
Embassy of India, SSES, Volvo, SKF
FINLAND
Bank of Finland, Ministry Of trade & Industry, Kone Corporation
USA
NYMEX, UCA Global, DOW Chemicals, Sanofi Aventis, USI Business Council, World Bank and IMF, IFC, Citigroup, UN
LONDON
University of Central England, Oxford University, South Thames College, Misport, British Telecom, Oxfam, GSM Association, Citigroup, IBM, Adam Capital, Royal Bank of Scotland
SWITZERLAND
WIPO, Michael Page, Zidao Communication, WTO, U.N.O.G, Webster University, UNCTAD
GERMANY
ARRI AG, BMW AG, Deutsche Bank, Munich International Airport, Siemens AG, INDIAN EMBASSY OF INDIA, Deutch Bundesbank, Opel Forum
BELGIUM
Ghent University, EURONEXT, European Parliament, Antwerp Port
PARIS
AFII (Agence Francaise Ministry of Industry and Finance), I.B.M, ENPC Business School, Airbus
SPAIN
G.S.A.R. MARKETING, Spanish Tourist Board, Indra, Talgo, Cesce, Pascual Dairies
AUSTRIA
Klagenfurt University, MAGNA STEYR Fahrzeugtechnik AG & Co KG, Vienna University of Economics, UN, MONDI
ITALY
TECHNIP ITALY S.p.A, VCD Tech, BNL, Wipro
MALAYSIA
HSS, Harvard Business School (Malaysia chapter), Westport, Alam FloraL, Teknion Furniture Systems (Malaysia) Send Bhd
SINGAPORE
ICICI, FACT, NEWater, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore Port Authority, Singapore Management University
DUBAI
Seven Seas Group Of Companies, Abu Dhabi Commercial bank, IT People Consulting, GRP Industries Ltd. (Giant Group), National Bank of Fujairah, Emirates Bank, Carbonic International, ACER, Arabian Radio Network, SIYA Group of Companies... |
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