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International Staff Week 2025

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International Staff Week 2025 was organised over five days with the objective of fostering international academic collaboration, cultural exchange, and institutional networking. The programme brought together international delegates, faculty members, and students, providing a platform for meaningful academic and cultural engagement. Day 1 The programme commenced with a welcome breakfast, followed by an introductory interaction between the international delegates and their assigned faculty buddies. This session facilitated initial engagement and integration of the guests into the university community. A guided campus tour was organised to familiarise the delegates with the institutional infrastructure and facilities. The Inaugural Ceremony of International Staff Week 2025 was held in the auditorium, where international guests from nine countries—Chile, Germany, Malaysia, Poland, Romania, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and Nepal—were formally welcomed. Professor Nikita Nimbalkar exten...

Mumbai Port Visit

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The School of Business & Management (BBA), CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Pune Lavasa Campus, organised an Industry Visit to Mumbai Port on 19th and 21st November, and 1st December 2025 as part of an experiential learning–based Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) activity. The visit was designed exclusively for third-year BBA students and aligned with CIA 4 of the fifth-semester course International Business (BBA305B–5L). More than 200 students, accompanied by six faculty volunteers, participated in the activity under the coordination of Ms. Devleena Banerjee. The primary objective of the industry visit was to enhance students’ practical understanding of international trade practices, port-led development, logistics operations, and global business environments. While 23 students fulfilled their experiential learning component through a Sri Lankan port visit as part of the Global Immersion Program, the remaining third-year BBA students undertook an in-depth exposure visit to Mum...