Aspire gets Harvard ties

Updated on: Monday, November 29, 2010

Gurgaon-based ASPIRE specalising in embedded employability education and skills development, has signed a 5-year agreement for India with Harvard Business Publishing (HBP,) USA, a subsidiary of Harvard University, Boston, MA (USA). Aspire will introduce a 4-course, 4-semester program, MBAPro, embedded in two-year MBA programs across the country to provide students with case-study methodology and Harvard Business Publishing’s content. The practical, decision-based management education will improve employability, management and leadership skills of Indian MBAs in small towns.

The joint initiative from Aspire and HBP will allow the powerful case method studies used in Harvard Business School’s curriculum to have an impact here, as students can access and experience the same high quality content as their peers in prestige Indian institutions like IIMs.

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