In fact, students can have fun watching a film series, to interact with entrepreneurs from the first order, and even to try to find solutions to a series of simulated business issues to all get a "managerial point of view."

The six-day basic course for graduates is the result of its director, Professor Debashis Chatterjee, known for its management of thoug-HTS transformation by the Harvard Business School. The director, who strongly advocates social responsibility management experts, is trying to challenge the "industrial age thinking" students. "This course challenges the tyranny of territorial distribution and development based on knowledge," he says.

The current management perspective, a first of its kind in the IIM, we offer a series of simulation cases, films and lectures that require an interdisciplinary analysis followed by management decisions. The focus of the event simulation is reflected in the decision-making or problem solving as the process of analysis is more important than the end result feels Professor Chatterjee.

With 32 faculty members leading business-NED company renowed team share their experiences with students. In addition, for students aware of social change issues, the course will be based on the selected films, and lectures or discussions. Deve-loped in the home of creative design elements of this course is a team of three teachers working for over a year, when he was a great team that tested and refined.

"The leaders need opportunities to experiment, to test hypotheses and learn from their mistakes to revise the mental models that are not exposed. This course is a" sandbox "to provide students such an opportunity," says Professor Unnithan Anadakuttan President of IIM-K program PG.

Last August, IIM-K management workshop conducted good governance to effective leadership in Kerala chief minister Mr. Oomman Chandy and his Cabinet colleagues.