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Faculty and alumni
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They were among the first Europeans to cross the Himalayas and enter Tibet, to paddle to the
headwaters of the Blue Nile and to chart the Upper Mississippi river.
This company is known for the intense energy it pours into building what has become the world's largest
higher-education network. With no experience in running schools, it has managed to have schools and
colleges up and running across five continents.
his 450-year-old company has proven best practices that changed the world.
This company called the Jesuits is uniquely qualified to shape and mould the leaders of today.
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COMMITMENT
COMPETENCE
CHARACTER
Character turns a
corporate goal into a
personal mission. XIMR
students are self-motivated
and go beyond the
curriculum to take on the
mantle of global social
responsibility.
Commitment is a pledge
you make to yourself. It
takes students to a higher
level of motivated
performance through the
two-year course.
Character is something
each one of us must build
for himself out of the
example of others and out
of the trials and errors of
daily life. Character is the
total of thousands of
small daily strivings
to live up to the best
that is in us.
- John W. Gardner
- Theodore Roosevelt
Two
Years
that are worth a lifetime
XIMR offers two different yet complementary learning experiences:
The Core Curriculum consists of a common foundation for all students in the fundamental practices of
business. This would include finance, marketing, leadership, negotiation, operations, strategy etc. In addition,
students become adept at communication and collaboration..
The Elective Curriculum consists of value-added courses with a global focus. They inculcate innovative,
holistic thinking, that leads to infinite possibilities - Omnia Sunt Possibilia.
It's a rigorous 9 am-to-9 pm day.
XIMR sets a challenging pace but believes that these two years are worth a lifetime.
The
Classroom:
a theatre of learning
Every day, a drama unfolds in the classroom. The subject develops and is debated over the course of the
discussion. You are challenged to reflect on the consequences of various situations and weave diverse points of
view into a coherent understanding of the subject. It is always interactive. Our methods of teaching is rooted in
active, participatory learning.
There are many learning opportunities, informal discussions, and experiences that immerse you in the subject
engaging students and faculty in the practice of business management as it takes place in the real world.
Beyond
the classroom
to the school of life
Painting
a new future
Students take their knowledge and skills developed in the classroom outside the academic world to projects
that make a difference to people's lives.
Walk through the narrow lanes and by-lanes of Talasari and you see beautifully painted mud huts. This is Warli, an art form
that has been handed down from generation to generation. Red mud, limestone, rice paste and charcoal are used to create
these delicate snapshots of daily life and culture. A folk dance, a marriage, a festival, coconut trees they are all beautifully
captured as murals on walls and on lengths of khadi.
The result is an exciting collaboration between the students and the community.
The programmes are a unique interface between industry, business and rural clientele.
There are other forms of Warli but that of Talasari is richer in colour and design and more distinctive. The village artists are
scarcely aware of how they can turn their art into a worthwhile livelihood.
Participating in these projects, students have found their lives greatly enriched by the poor.
Our plan was to get groups of artists together and conduct exhibitions in metro cities. We could enlist Government help in
starting the programme. Catalogues of the artists' works could be distributed. E-selling through on-line sites could be used
as a promotion tool.
Applying a host of marketing tools, we could help these artists literally paint a new future for themselves.
Survival
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The Healing
Touch
For centuries, India's medicinal plants have been cherished for their healing powers.
The science of ayurveda has resulted in a range of formulations for the many diseases that afflict the people of the
country medicines, moreover, that are within the reach of the poor.
XIMR students worked with the Janhit Vikas Trust in the village of Tara to bring the benefits of ayurvedic medicine to
the adivasis and tribal people of the area.
From the plants grown in the region, special ayurvedic formulations have been developed for a range of diseases.
Preventive medicines have also been developed.
The students worked with doctors after understanding the special problems and conditions prevailing in the village.
Disease and suffering have been alleviated to a large extent.
Addressing the most human of problems has made the project specially worthwhile for XIMR students.