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Pune-based Business school, Audyogik Shikshan Mandal (ASM) has collaborated with the prestigious Harvard Business School for their digital learning initiative named HBX CORe. The programme CORe programme provided by ASM will be powered by Harvard Business School’s most experienced faculty.
CORe is a multi-week programme that is provided online by Harvard Business School (HBS). The programme aims to enhance students’ understanding of the fundamentals of business thinking.
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HBX CORe will be starting in ASM from 2017 and will be open only to a selected number of students. According to a statement issued by ASM, CORe will cover topics like business analytics, financial accounting and economics for managers.
All these topics will be taught with the help of case-studies. Over 12,000 students from across the world are benefiting from this programme.
The programme will allow the ASM students to interact and participate with a global set of CORe participants through the online platform of Harvard Business School. This will also help the students to understand the importance of networking.
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HBX CORe is a foundation program that enables business aspirants to develop the skills and confidence required to succeed. Chairman of ASM, Sandeep Pachpande said that the institute is eager to introduce world-class teaching norms in their academia. He added that the programme will open a lot of possibilities for students. The HBX CORe program will be introduced as a part of ASM’s MBA and PGDM programmes.
About Audyogik Shikshan Mandal (ASM):
Founded in the year 1983, the Audyogik Shikshan Mandal (ASM) has thrived in grooming the skills of individuals and helped them in becoming well-rounded professionals that have the potential to lead in every sphere. ASM is counted amongst the renowned business schools of India, offering excellent placement opportunities and has more than 60,000 alumni working with leading organizations of the world.
