SP Jain FMB MBA

Tell me about the course curriculum of Family Managed Business course because I want to join it from SP Jain Institute of Management & Research, Mumbai.

[Arvind Kumar]

You want to get course curriculum of Family Managed Business course so I am providing this for you:
FMB course is divide in 3 Phase:
Phase I:
Accounts and Finance Management
Organizational Behaviour
Business Economics
Marketing
Quantitative Techniques & Decisions under Uncertainty
Operations
Business Enviornment and Competitive Advantage
General management Perspective

Phase II:
Legal and Tax Issues
Strategic Financial Management
General Management Perspective
Management Information Systems
Operations
Strategy Formulation & Implementation
Import-Export Procedures
Management Planning & Control Systems
Human Resources
Family related Issues in Business
Entrepreneurial Biographics
Marketing

Phase III:
Business audit of participants business
Career Expectation & Role Plan
Business Plan
Syergising Family & Business interests
Global Perspective

Can you tell me about the objectives of the Post Graduate Programme in Family Managed Business (PGP-FMB) offered by SPJIMR (S. P. Jain Business School in Mumbai)?

[sumit]

Post Graduate Programme in Family Managed Business (PGP-FMB) offered by SPJIMR (S. P. Jain Business School in Mumbai) is the pioneer in post-graduate family managed business programmes in India.

Most family managed businesses in India belong to the Micro, Small & Medium enterprise (MSME) sector. The significance of the MSME sector to the Indian economy- with its high contribution to manufacturing output, the national income, as also employment, cannot be overstated.

Objectives

Rooted
Typically, family businesses are small and medium size enterprises. The learning has to be altered to this reality. In regular MBA programmes, the feeling is more towards large corporates and MNCs.

Learning from Faculty
The renowned faculty at the institute facilitates advanced thinking through practical academic inputs and thought-provoking case studies. The faculty bring with them diverse academic backgrounds and invaluable industry experience.

Learning from Peers
The participants come from diverse industries and different parts of India, and also from Dubai and Nepal. Communications with other participants, learning about each others businesses, context, challenges and initiatives are extremely valuable sources of learning for all. Structure a network with participants from myriad backgrounds is an invaluable derivative of the FMB programme.


Objectives of PGP-FMB offered by SPJIMR