• Sep 27, 2024
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Webinar | Business Masters: The Top Skills You'll Gain

Find out the top skills you could gain from studying a business master's degree at ISBR Business School in India

Shannon Cook
Shannon Cooke
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ISBR Business School offers PGDM and MBA degrees Image ISBR Facebook

ISBR Business School offers PGDM and MBA degrees. Image: ISBR/ Facebook

Studying for a business master's degree at a top-rated business school likely means you'll maximize your chances of securing a great career. But what are the skills you could acquire from joining a PGDM or MBA program?

For the latest edition of the BusinessBecause Presents webinar series, we partnered with ISBR Business School in Bangalore, India, to answer this very question. BusinessBecause senior writer, Shannon Cook, spoke with faculty, students, and alumni from ISBR, covering everything from networking, data analysis skills, to meeting top companies.

Speakers include:

  1. Amit Kanchanbaras - director, career advancement and corporate engagement 
  2. Ishita Jagwani - student, PGDM (Marketing & Analytics) 2023-25  
  3. Watan Singh - alumni, PGDM 2021-23; business manager, Cyber PWN Technologies

Key takeaways from this webinar:

⇨ Discover the masters degrees on offer at ISBR Business School, including specialized PGDM programs

⇨ Hear how ISBR partners with top companies in experiential learning and internship opportunities

⇨ Find out how networking at ISBR could launch your career


Shannon Cook
Shannon Cooke
Published in Explore Programs
Shannon Cooke is a former writer at GMAC. She was responsible for writing and managing content relating to the business school journey, as well as covering the latest business news trends. She also worked across video content, building brand awareness across GMAC’s social media channels and the website.

Shannon earned a B.A. in English Literature with Legal Studies from the University of Sussex and an M.A. in International Journalism from the University of Leeds. She is also a 2024 Fellow (mentee) of the John Schofield Trust.
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