Course Work & Curriculum

Students will begin Coursework at St. Xavier’s College from April to July of each academic year. ( 6 transferable Units)

The mission of the Global Leadership Program is to prepare global leaders in management. The courses are 

Foundations of Data Visualization and AI : 

"In today's world, where businesses operate on a worldwide scale with non-existent barriers, managers and data analysts must grasp the importance of business intelligence (BI). When it comes to projects, BI comprises the foresight to anticipate failures, determination of success factors, and the implementation of solutions that can be shared through visualisations. Hence, the foundations of BI, like data quality, maintaining big data, mining with intelligence etc. will help with excellent analytics, efficient data summaries and good governance." 

 Ethics and Ethos : 

The course has three primary components. The first component provides an overview of global normative ethical principles, as well as a brief glimpse of local ethical worldviews—both religious and cultural. The second component highlights primary elements of “business ethics”, including work ethics, organizational ethics, unethical business practices, and corporate social responsibility. The third component focuses on the need for developing inter-cultural sensitivity—in the public sphere in general, and within professional and business contexts in particular.

 Leadership and Business Communication : 

This course bridges the critical skills of effective business communication and principled leadership. It is tailored for graduates aspiring to excel in global business environments and top-tier business schools. Participants will explore the nuances of crafting clear, persuasive messages and mastering cross-cultural communication to thrive in diverse, international contexts. Alongside communication skills, the course delves into leadership principles essential for navigating today’s complex global business landscape, emphasising ethical decision-making, cultural intelligence, and leading diverse teams.