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    Experiential
    Learning

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    Learn by
    Doing, Lead by
    Example.

    All the courses across the schools at BMU have experiential learning components varying from 10% to 60%. This includes learning through case studies, simulations, gaming, practical exercises, site visits, group discussions, technical writings, and seminars. The University has a unique internship programme, Practice School, which allows students to experience corporate roles and responsibilities through on-the-job training.

    Solving problems is at the heart of all course delivery at our university. Therefore, many courses follow a case-based pedagogical approach. We have a licensing agreement with Harvard Business Publishing to utilise their cases in our classrooms. Most of our courses have project-based evaluation components, wherein students in groups solve interdisciplinary problems related to business, technology, and society.

    This is how it’s done across schools

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    School of
    Management

    At the School of Management, students undergo multiple online simulations as a part of their coursework to experience the intensity of management decision-making.

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    School of
    Law

    Our School of Law organises moot courts and Practice School Terms to train students on the complexities of the legal system and making informed decisions.

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    School of
    Technology

    Joy of Engineering integrates hands-on activities into the course delivery and Workshop of the Future helps students bridge the gap between theory and practice and participate in activities like the conception of product design, testing, etc., through advanced software and machinery.

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    School of
    Liberal Studies

    The School of Liberal Studies offers its students a new experience—hitherto not offered to University undergraduate students in India. The experience is titled Immersion and is distinguished from two of its close relatives: internship and fieldwork.

    The power of practice

    At BMU, we believe in preparing students for the real world by engaging them in various activities so they are always ready for what’s next!

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    The Practice School

    It allows students to experience corporate roles and responsibilities through on-the-job training. At the School of Management, students undergo multiple online simulations as a part of their coursework to experience the intensity of management decision-making.

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    Moot Court

    The School of Law at BMU organises moot courts to train students on the complexities of the legal system and make informed decisions.

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    Start-up Ecosystem

    The Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship brings the experience of industry stalwarts to our classrooms and the practical experience of our students in the start-ups currently being incubated on campus.

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    Gamification

    At BMU, gamified environments are designed to ensure student engagement and participation. This includes but is not limited to incorporating board game simulations, group assignments, outbound learning initiatives like river rafting, etc.

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    Workshop of the Future

    Additional initiatives within the curriculum, like ‘Workshop of the Future’, a virtual-cum-physical lab, help students bridge the gap between theory and practice and participate in activities like product design, testing, etc., through advanced software and machinery.

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    Language Labs

    The involvement of our Language Labs ensures every student participates in developing their communication skills.

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    Global Immersion Programmes

    The Global or International Immersion Programs at the School of Management and various international training programs keep students’ engagement with the coursework and the university high.

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    Social Immersive Projects

    Our Sankalp initiative at the School of Management enables students to go beyond classrooms and solve real-life societal and economic problems in the villages around the University, needless to mention the efforts made by our NSS wing.

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    Prototyping

    In courses like Integrated Decision-Making, students create prototypes of products and try to test the same in real-life contexts. Many such projects and ideas are presented at our flagship pitch fest, organised by the University Start Incubation Propel and Hult Prize competitions.

    Infrastructure that brings experiential learning to life

    These facilities are provided by the requirements of respective regulatory bodies applicable to various programs offered by the University. Several laboratories are housed on campus to provide hands-on experiential learning to our students.

    Basic Science Labs (Physics, Chemistry) | Robotics | Civil Engineering labs | Hydraulics and Fluid Mechanics Lab | Material Testing Lab | Thermodynamics and IC Engine Lab | Shell Learning Center | Pneumatic and Hydraulics Lab | CNC Controller Lab | Mechatronics Lab | Automation Lab | Tinkering Lab | KOM-DOM Lab | Hero Trailing Lab | Electrical lab | 3D Lab

    Industry’s response to our experiential
    learning framework

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    I’ve been associated with BMU for a few years now. This university has a unique and innovative approach to business education. The focus here is on providing the right knowledge, imparting the relevant skills for enduring success in business management careers, and most importantly, shaping up the right attitude in the candidates. I’ve had several interactions with both students as well as the faculty members, and in each of them. I could see that they have clearly imbibed the constant ability to be always curious to learn & thereby create an impact! I wish them all success

    Suresh Mehra

    Sr Vice President, HR, CO, Axis Bank
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    “BMU is doing excellent work for society by seeding the thought of research and innovation in young minds. Holistic commitment to nurture talent through experiential learning is commendable. Keep it up!”

    Mussarat Hussain

    Astt Vice President, HR, Maruti Udyog Ltd.