IIM Mumbai & CMMI Launch Executive MBA in Maritime Logistics
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IIM Mumbai & CMMI Launch Executive MBA in Maritime Logistics

IIM Mumbai and the Centre for Maritime and Management Innovation (CMMI) have launched a specialised Executive MBA program in Maritime Logistics and Supply Chain Management. This new course aims to address the growing need for skilled professionals in the maritime and logistics sectors.

The Executive MBA program is designed for mid-career professionals seeking advanced expertise in maritime logistics and supply chain management. It will offer comprehensive training in areas such as port operations, shipping economics, and global supply chain strategies, preparing graduates for leadership roles in the industry.

The collaboration between IIM Mumbai and CMMI combines academic rigor with practical insights, leveraging the strengths of both institutions to deliver a cutting-edge curriculum. The program will include case studies, industry projects, and interactions with industry experts to ensure that students gain real-world experience and insights.

This initiative reflects the increasing demand for advanced education in logistics and maritime sectors, which are crucial for global trade and economic development. By equipping professionals with the latest knowledge and skills, the program aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of supply chains and maritime operations.

Overall, the new Executive MBA course is expected to contribute significantly to the growth and development of the maritime logistics sector, providing valuable opportunities for career advancement and industry innovation.

IIM Mumbai and the Centre for Maritime and Management Innovation (CMMI) have launched a specialised Executive MBA program in Maritime Logistics and Supply Chain Management. This new course aims to address the growing need for skilled professionals in the maritime and logistics sectors. The Executive MBA program is designed for mid-career professionals seeking advanced expertise in maritime logistics and supply chain management. It will offer comprehensive training in areas such as port operations, shipping economics, and global supply chain strategies, preparing graduates for leadership roles in the industry. The collaboration between IIM Mumbai and CMMI combines academic rigor with practical insights, leveraging the strengths of both institutions to deliver a cutting-edge curriculum. The program will include case studies, industry projects, and interactions with industry experts to ensure that students gain real-world experience and insights. This initiative reflects the increasing demand for advanced education in logistics and maritime sectors, which are crucial for global trade and economic development. By equipping professionals with the latest knowledge and skills, the program aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of supply chains and maritime operations. Overall, the new Executive MBA course is expected to contribute significantly to the growth and development of the maritime logistics sector, providing valuable opportunities for career advancement and industry innovation.

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