Versuchen GOLD - Frei
'XLRI's Mumbai campus will focus on finance, Amravati on international partnerships'
Careers 360
|November 2024
Founded in 1949, XLRI Jamshedpur is India's oldest business school and it just celebrated its platinum jubilee. Now, the 75 year-old private institution has hit another growth spurt with new campuses in the works. Its Amravati campus will focus on international collaborations; Mumbai, on finance courses; and in Delhi, an automobile design school is planned. Father S George, S.J., director, XLRI Jamshedpur, spoke to Sheena Sachdeva about upcoming campuses, new courses, placements, partnerships with Indian and international universities and more. Edited excerpts

Q. What are the new courses and departments introduced recently? How are they doing?
A. XLRI Jamshedpur launched a unique one-year postgraduate certificate programme in corporate social responsibility leadership in collaboration with the Tata Steel Foundation in 2023. The same year, the XLRI Leadership Education and Development (XLEAD) Trust was registered. The institute marked 75 years of its service to the nation. To commemorate this, a Skill Development Cell (XLRI - SDC) was created in June 2023. The cell aims to train youth in acquiring working skills that would help them get employment. It is XLRI's livelihood mission to mark 75 years. Through this, we aim to go back to the roots and relive the original dream of the founding fathers of the institute.
In 2022, a two-year post-graduate diploma in innovation, entrepreneurship and venture capital was started. We introduced a XLRI Rutgers University, New Jersey, US, partnership under which a two-year double master's programme in supply chain management and supply chain analytics was launched. Further, Xavier Online Learning programmes were also launched in the same year and we inaugurated the Center for Public Policy and Public Affairs.
Recently, we partnered with IAE Bordeaux, Bordeaux, France for dual-degree programmes with specialisations in healthcare and analytics, a master's in business analytics and a double master's in social entrepreneurship and innovation, international business and human resource management.
Q. How have been placements for Jamshedpur and Delhi-NCR campuses for this year, considering the economic slowdown and recession?
Diese Geschichte stammt aus der November 2024-Ausgabe von Careers 360.
Abonnieren Sie Magzter GOLD, um auf Tausende kuratierter Premium-Geschichten und über 9.000 Zeitschriften und Zeitungen zuzugreifen.
Sie sind bereits Abonnent? Anmelden
WEITERE GESCHICHTEN VON Careers 360

Careers 360
Why all 4 pillars of education matter
Translation: A quarter of knowledge comes from the teacher, a quarter from one's own effort, a quarter from peers, and the final quarter through experience over time.
4 mins
August 2025

Careers 360
AI IN EDUCATION REVOLUTIONISING TOWARDS EDUCATION 4.0
AI has the power to transform the educational landscape of today, solving some of the biggest challenges of modern-day education. The transition from conventional teaching and learning methods to an AI-enabled or tech-enabled learning is observed in many domains of study, including secondary to senior secondary education as well as college education.
4 mins
August 2025

Careers 360
Introspection, contemplation as important as 'outwardfocused inquiry' in learning
NEP offers an opportunity for Indian educators to blend intuitive wisdom with modern teaching to transform classrooms into holistic learning spaces, write the CBSE secretary and a Delhi Government school leader
6 mins
August 2025

Careers 360
Promises vs Provision: Public funding in NEP 2020 framework
Five years after NEP's launch, India's education spending stagnant at 4.1% of GDP - far below the promised 6% - while declining scholarships, fund shift towards elite institutes, and rising student debt challenge the policy's vision of inclusive education
5 mins
August 2025
Careers 360
Education's Heroes
In India, education is shaped not only by policies and institutions but also by the people who refuse to accept inequality as the norm. They come from courtrooms, laboratories, medical colleges, village squares, and city streets, bound by a belief that learning must be a right for all, not a privilege for a few. Some take on entrenched systems through litigation and advocacy; others create small but lasting change through libraries, community classrooms, and grassroots campaigns.
13 mins
August 2025

Careers 360
Relevance of engineering in the age of AI
Which college? Which branch? These questions plague millions of students entering higher education every year.
3 mins
August 2025
Careers 360
NEP 2020 How Far Have We Come?
The business of policy-making for education is the business of nation building.
16 mins
August 2025

Careers 360
Learning beyond the classroom
In every age, engineering has been the engine of transformation.
3 mins
August 2025

Careers 360
'We operate on trust, but there are consequences for dishonesty'
Anil Sahasrabudhe, chairman of National Educational Technology Forum (NETF), the executive committee of National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC), and National Board of Accreditation (NBA), speaks with Aeshwarya Tiwari about the reforms in accreditation bodies, global accreditation standards, NIRF rankings, 'One Nation One Data' initiative, and more. Edited excerpts below
12 mins
August 2025
Careers 360
India needs 10 times the number of audiologists it has
The Bachelor of Audiology and Speech Language Pathology degree can open many career avenues, its placement records are stellar and salaries, generous. It needs better promotion
5 mins
June 2025
Listen
Translate
Change font size