LIBA signs pact with IIFT for export management courses

Updated on: Wednesday, January 12, 2011

City-based Loyola Institute of Business Administration has tied up with the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade to offer courses on Export Management.
   
"The six-month course is designed to give advanced training in the complex and constantly changing international trade scenario," LIBA said in a statement here.
   
The six-month course is slated to kick off on January 29, 2011.
   
"The industry in India and the world in general are suffering from a lack of qualified personnel who can adeptly manage import-export. I am sure that this highly specialised programme will have enhanced value since its floated with IIFT," LIBA Director Father Christie said.
   
Established in 1979, LIBA offers doctoral programmes, post-graduate training programmes and e-learning programmes, the statement said.

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