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To develop a Global Perspective, GIBS incorporates International Perspectives throughout its academic curriculum through the IRE (Industry - Research - Entrepreneurship) initiative designed to expose students to International Business Practices and Emerging Global Trends.

The IRE programme allows students to engage with Global Case Studies, Innovation Challenges, and Real World Projects and conduct Research Assignments on International Business Practices. Students experience an industry focused curriculum and learn about International Business through Guest Lectures and Industry Interactions, Forums for Entrepreneurship and Collaboration with International Companies and Organizations. This approach helps students acquire the Cross Cultural Skills necessary for success in today's Global Workplace.

To prepare students to be Industry Ready, GIBS has established the CPMP (Corporate Preparedness & Mentorship Program), which prepares students for their first day on the Job. The CPMP provides Students with Structured Training in the Fundamental Corporate Skills, Communication, Leadership, Aptitude, Interview Preparation, and Professional Ethics as well as Continuous Mentoring from Industry Experts. Through Workshops, Professional Simulations, Mock Interviews and Live Corporate Contact, students gain a Practical Understanding of what Employers Expect of new Employees, and this Practical Knowledge allows students to transition seamlessly from Academic Life into Professional Life, both within India and abroad.

The GIBS Business School campus has been developed as a hub of student learning and engagement, with a modern design that supports collaborative activities and student services in a natural environment. Landscaped areas create a green space on campus that provides quiet areas to study and relax away from the hustle and bustle of the classroom, which helps students remain focused. Academic buildings have been designed to have a contemporary appearance, with well-lit environments and spacious learning environments for students, all equipped with modern technology to aid in their learning and to maximise opportunities for collaboration. Dedicated common areas, including lounges, recreational areas, and outdoor environments, allow for social interactions, project collaboration, and relaxation, while also providing the opportunity to participate in various recreational activities, such as sports and fitness. As a result, the overall design elements of the campus and student spaces provide a warm, inviting, and comforting environment that enhances the overall experience of students.