SP Jain School of Global Management is now offering full tuition scholarships to talented local students joining its unique tri-city Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program.
After years of ongoing success in Dubai and Asia, S P Jain has now established itself in Australia. Ranked #1 in Australia and #19 worldwide for Best International Business Schools by Forbes, S P Jain’s has become one of the leading providers of business global education.
The BBA is a four-year full-time course aimed at giving students broad global exposure on top of an outstanding academic experience. The program begins in Singapore, the gateway to Asia, with the second year in Dubai. The last two years are done in Sydney, but for the more adventurous not ready to return home, S P Jain offers numerous exchange programs with business schools in Europe, South America, Canada and different parts of Asia.
The opportunity to experience three different business environments will be a great asset for students completing their education with S P Jain. With the Australian business environment being increasingly exposed to globalisation, international exposure is becoming a well-esteemed asset for job-seeking graduates.
“Scholarships are part of S P Jain’s commitment of rewarding academic excellence and enabling students from any background to reach their full potential,” says Trent Pohlmann, Head of Campus. The scholarships will cover the tuition fees during the four years of the program and, with a limited number available, are expected to be keenly contested.
To be eligible for the scholarship, applicants need to have successfully completed their HSC and have scored an ATAR of 80 or greater. The admissions team also considers outstanding extracurricular achievements.
S P Jain School of Global Management is located in the Sydney Olympic Park precinct.
Visit www.spjain.org/bba
Published in The Indian Sun (Indian Magazine in Sydney)
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