Atharva Institute of Management Studies (AIMS): News & Events

Atharva Students Make Industrial Visit to Spain

November 25, 2019: PGDM students of AIMS - Atharva Institute of Management Studies visited Spain as a part of their curriculum giving them practical exposure of international markets. The students during the trip visited Toulouse Business School, Barcelona, which has over 52 per cent of international students from more than 25 countries. SEAT car manufacturing was their next stop. It is the only Spanish car manufacturer with ability to design and develop cars in-house. Next, they visited Barcelona Stock Exchange to learn about the real-time information of Spain and international markets. The next visit was arranged for third best-selling newspaper company in the country- El Mundo.

Students Visit Shanghai to Learn About Financial Markets

November 19, 2016: Shanghai World Financial Center (SWFC) is the tenth highest building in the world and the fifth highest in China. It is the hallmark of industry and community that demonstrates that the region is developing as a global financial capital. Students visited SWFC to learn about the financial markets of Shanghai. Next was a stop to silk museum that showcase the history of silk production from around 2000 BC and exhibits ancient looms, ancient silk patterns and sericulture processes. Visits were also aligned to beverage industry leader Coca-cola, automobile industry Volkswagen and state-owned iron and steel company. All these companies from diversified industries gave students an idea of how international markets operate and also how they started.

PGDM Students of Batch 2014-16 Visits South Korea

November 26, 2015: AIMS - Atharva Institute of Management Studies aligned international visit for students to South Korea as  a part of their curriculum. The trip started with Good Day museum, the largest liquor museum with 3,000 different types of liquor from 120 countries. The students got to learn about the origin and types of liquor and other alcoholic beverages all over the world. The next visit was planned to Hyundai motor company, to learn about the manufacturing processes and system of automobile companies. Apart from this, there were visits to ports, hubs and warehouses to learn about the advance robotic technologies to lift heavy containers for carriage, Korean exchange for stock markets functioning, and Catholic university of Korea for interactive sessions with students and faculties of other countries.