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Study Abroad

Students at NTU Singapore 2023
Students at NTU Singapore 2023

In Academic Year 2023-24, students of Jio Institute went on a two-week International Immersion to Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

Courses

Students of all three postgraduate programmes attended two specialized half-courses each, which included academic components such as lectures, workshops, presentations and several case studies.

   Artificial Intelligence & Data Science

  • ‘Blockchain Technologies’ Prof Boh Wai Fong, Deputy Dean, College of Business (Nanyang Business School), President's Chair in Information Systems, Professor, College of Business (Nanyang Business School) - Division of Information Technology & Operations Management, Co-Director for NTU Centre in Computational Technologies for Finance (CCTF), College of Engineering, Director, Information Management Research Centre (IMARC).
  • ‘Cyber Security’ taught by Prof Dr Anupam Chattopadhyay Associate Professor, School of Computer Science and Engineering (SCSE), Nanyang Business School, NTU, Singapore and Dr Shivam Bhasin, Principal Scientist, Temasek Labs at Nanyang Business School, NTU.

   Digital Media & Marketing Communications

  • ‘Future Customer Experiences Consumer Neurosciences and Neuromarketing’ taught by Prof. Gemma Calvert, Professor of Consumer Neuroscience, Nanyang Business School, NTU; Founder, Split Second Research Ltd.
  • ‘The Future of Customer Experience’ taught by Prof. Jonathan Briggs, Adjunct Associate Professor, National University of Singapore.

   Sports Management

  • ‘The Human Brain in Business: Consumer Neurosciences and Neuromarketing’ taught by Prof. Gemma Calvert, Professor of Consumer Neuroscience, Nanyang Business School, NTU; Founder, Split Second Research Ltd.
  • ‘The Future of Customer Experience’ taught by Prof. Jonathan Briggs, Adjunct Associate Professor, National University of Singapore.

Industry Visits

In addition to the academic aspect, the students also embarked on crucial industry visits to prominent organizations such as Teradata, PALO IT, NCS Group, Decathlon Data Lab and Singapore Sports Hub. Jio Institute's Sports Management students also participated in the 12th Lau Teng Chuan Physical Education and Sports Science Symposium at the National Institute of Education (NIE) Singapore. These visits aimed to enhance their perspective on real-world business operations and improve their communication skills within the context of a diverse global business environment.

Cultural Immersion

The students also had the opportunity to explore notable cultural landmarks in Singapore, including the Gardens by the Bay, Universal Studios, and more. These experiences allowed them to appreciate the cosmopolitan and modern culture that Singapore embodies. 

The sports management students also took a tour of the National Stadium, the Singapore Sports Museum and the fascinating Shimano Cycling World Museum within the Singapore Sports Hub, showcasing the evolution of bicycles.
Apart from this, the campus tours of Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Singapore Management University (SMU) provided students with a unique opportunity to understand different academic perspectives and engage with the local academic community.


In the Academic Year 2022-23, students of the founding batch of Jio Institute went on a two-week International Immersion to Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.  

Courses

Students of both programmes attended two specialized half-courses each, which included academic components such as lectures, workshops, presentations and several case studies.


    Artificial Intelligence & Data Science

  • ‘Blockchain Technologies’ by Prof. Boh Wai Fong, Professor of Information Systems, Deputy Dean, Nanyang Business School; Head of Information Technology and Operations Management at Nanyang Technological University, and Prof. Deng Xin, Associate Professor (Practice), College of Business (Nanyang Business School) – Division of Banking & Finance; Co-Director, Centre for Sustainable Finance, and Innovation (CSFI), College of Business (NBS) 
  • ‘Analytics for Credit Risk’ taught by Prof. Fedor Duzhin, School of Physical & Mathematical Sciences – Division of Mathematical Sciences.

    Digital Media & Marketing Communications

  • ‘The Human Brain in Business: Consumer Neurosciences and Neuromarketing’ taught by Prof. Gemma Calvert, Professor of Consumer Neuroscience, Nanyang Business School, NTU; Founder, Split Second Research Ltd.
  • ‘The Future of Customer Experience’ taught by Prof. Jonathan Briggs, Adjunct Faculty
     

Industry Visits

In addition to the academic aspect, the students also embarked on crucial industry visits to prominent organizations such as Amazon Web Services, Dentsu, Burger King Neo Aeronautics, Triple A and Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking. These visits aimed to enhance their perspective on real-world business operations and improve their communication skills within the context of a diverse global business environment.

Cultural Immersion

The students also had the opportunity to explore notable cultural landmarks in Singapore, including the Garden by the Bay, the Art and Science Museum, the Jurong Bird Park, Universal Studios, and more. These experiences allowed them to appreciate the cosmopolitan and modern culture that Singapore embodies.

Jio Institute not only designed this exceptional programme, but has also played an instrumental role in helping the students by covering the expenses associated with tuition fees, accommodation and other necessary arrangements during their stay in Singapore. 

Jio Institute remains dedicated to providing its students with a well-rounded educational experience that combines academic growth, industry insights, and cultural appreciation, contributing to their holistic development as future professionals in their respective fields.

Partnerships and Collaborations at Jio Institute Aim to:

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Foster exchange of ideas with global researchers, educators and scholars.

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Encourage academic and research collaborations with scholars and institutions across the globe.

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Build diversity in faculty and student body.

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Develop cross-cultural awareness.

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Integrate international best practices in education and research for addressing global and national challenges.