Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) from Great Lakes

Updated on: Friday, July 06, 2012

Great Lakes Institute of Management launched yet another Post Graduate Diploma in Management (PGDM) on July 5 at the occasion of its new eco-friendly green campus dedication. 

Dedicating the campus, Governor of Tamil Nadu, Dr. Rosiah lauded the efforts of Prof Bala V Balachandrans, founder of Great Lakes, for putting Chennai on the International Management Education Map.

Dr. K. Rosiah interacted with the students of Great Lakes Institute of Management and shared his insights on leadership qualities and nation building.

On the occasion, the Governor also launched the two year PGDM program of Great Lakes, an AICTE approved course that will offer a MBA curriculum with a focus on emerging economies.

The two year PGDM program will offer the first batch of 120 students the regular MBA curriculum but with a focus on emerging economies. Among the total seats 40% would be allotted for women.

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