ISBR Launches Module II of FPM 2024 with Strategic Orientation Session
ISBR Business School, Bengaluru, reaffirmed its commitment to cutting-edge research and academic rigor by hosting the Internal Orientation Session for Module II Coursework of the Fellowship Programme in Management (FPM) 2024 Batch. The session marked a pivotal academic progression for the FPM scholars.
Led by Dr. M. R. Jhansi Rani, Professor and Director of the Research Centre, the orientation served as a critical knowledge platform to align scholars with the expectations, structure, and vision of Module II. With the Module I successfully completed, this session formally initiated the next phase of the doctoral journey—one that emphasizes MOOC-based, research-aligned learning.
Key Highlights from the Orientation:
- ✅ A comprehensive academic roadmap for Module II
- ✅ Clear articulation of coursework deliverables and research expectations
- ✅ Guidance on mandatory research hours and evaluation timelines
- ✅ Strategic insights into navigating advanced stages of doctoral research
Module II is crafted to foster deep intellectual engagement, encourage self-paced MOOC learning, and advance domain-specific expertise. Scholars are now empowered to pursue customized learning trajectories aligned with their research goals, leveraging online platforms and ISBR’s robust academic support system.
This initiative underscores ISBR’s unwavering focus on academic excellence, research innovation, and structured mentorship. By blending traditional scholarship with modern pedagogical tools, the institution continues to prepare future academic leaders and research practitioners.
About ISBR’s FPM Program:
ISBR’s Fellowship Program in Management is designed for scholars who aspire to make impactful contributions to business knowledge through research and academia. The program offers a structured yet flexible framework, enabling scholars to explore critical research areas while being guided by experienced faculty and research mentors.
As Module II commences, ISBR looks forward to witnessing transformative research, interdisciplinary thought leadership, and the continued academic growth of its FPM scholars.