What teaching methodologies are followed at GIBS Business School?

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    Mohammed Maqsood | Contributor-Level 8

    3 days ago

    GIBS School of Business teaches through a practical (experiential) method as well as an industry based one. It is not limited to traditional classroom instruction. GIBS uses a variety of methods to help students learn and apply concepts. Included are case studies of real-world companies, live industry projects, simulations, role playing, group presentations, group discussion, and problem solving with an emphasis on applying concepts learned. Faculty also use a variety of tools, including corporate case studies, internships, research projects, business simulation exercises, and assignments based on startup concepts to supplement the cur

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    Ahmedbasha | Contributor-Level 9

    3 weeks ago

    At GIBS, teaching is very simple and practical. Classes are not only about books and theory. Teachers explain concepts in an easy way and then connect them to real-life business examples.

    There are a lot of group discussions, presentations, case studies, and projects, so students learn by doing. Guest speakers from the industry also come and share their experiences, which makes learning more real. Overall, the teaching style at GIBS is interactive, practical, and focused on preparing students for the real corporate world.

     
     

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