How has GIBS updated its facilities and teaching environment after shifting to or upgrading the new campus?

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  • The growth of the GIBS campus through relocation has brought about major transformations to GIBS' resources and facilities as they now have upgraded and improved classrooms, luxury villas as hostels, conference halls, training facilities and sports areas. As well as, providing students with a wide array of sporting options such as football, cricket, basketball and pickleball to enhance the overall student experience. The focus of the educational environment is experiential based through outbound training, hands-on learning and very interactive. It allows for students to have a healthy learning, growing and practicable climate that enab

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    Ahmedbasha | Contributor-Level 9

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    After shifting to the new GIBS campus, things honestly just feel much better overall. Classes don't feel cramped anymore, there's more space to sit, move around, and actually focus. Between lectures, we usually hang out in the open areas or study spots — it doesn't feel boring or dull like typical colleges.

    Even group work is easier now because there are enough places to sit and discuss without feeling rushed. The campus vibe is more chill, so studying, chilling, and activities all blend nicely. It feels like GIBS upgraded the whole college experience, not just the buildings.

     

    The entire teaching and learning environment feels mor

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