Study Abroad
Jio Institute currently collaborates with University of Toronto, Canada; University of California, San Diego, USA, University of Manchester, UK, and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, for academic and research exchanges. This approach positions Jio Institute at the forefront of global innovation and enables it to develop better solutions to global challenges.
- PGP Class of 2026-27
In Academic Year 2026-27, students of PGP AI & DS and Management (specialisation in Marketing & Finance) visited Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore.
PGP Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
Courses attended by the students Faculty Strategies for Digital Transformation Prof. Anandsivam Gopal, Professor of Information Technology & Operations Management AI and Business Applications Dr. Vivek Choudhary, Assistant Professor, NTU Singapore Industry Visits
- The students visited Atos Singapore, where they explored enterprise-scale agentic systems and the critical imperative of AI sovereignty. They gained practical insights into responsible AI deployment, examining the governance, security, and strategic frameworks required to implement autonomous technologies safely within complex global enterprises.
- The students visited the Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Center Singapore (HMGICS) to witness the convergence of AI, advanced robotics, and sensory automation on a live manufacturing floor. They observed how intelligent systems revolutionize physical production lines while keeping human oversight at the core to ensure operational precision and adaptability.
- The students visited Standard Chartered Bank in Changi, engaging directly with AI leaders to understand technological adoption within a heavily regulated financial landscape. They examined the unique compliance, governance, and operational challenges of integrating cutting-edge AI systems into a global institution without compromising stability or security.
PGP Management (specialisation in Marketing & Finance)
Courses attended by the students Faculty Future Customer Experiences with Embedded AI Prof. Jonathan Briggs, Assistant Professor of Policy & Strategy, National University of Singapore Gaining Strategic Edge in Business Associate Professor Tan Joo Seng, Academic Director, Master in Management, Nanyang Business School Industry Visits
- The students visited ION Orchard, where they analyzed a modern retail destination operating as a deliberately engineered customer-experience ecosystem. They examined how vertical floor segmentation strategically targets distinct consumer segments, complemented by the seamless blend of digital touchpoints and personalized concierge services to enhance the overall shopper journey.
- The students visited the Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Center Singapore (HMGICS) to observe the convergence of AI, advanced robotics, and automation within an active smart factory. They witnessed how flexible, intelligent manufacturing environments revolutionize physical production lines while maintaining crucial human oversight to ensure operational precision and adaptability.
- The students visited Standard Chartered Bank, engaging directly with technology leaders to understand how artificial intelligence is adopted within a heavily regulated financial institution. They explored the governance, compliance, and risk frameworks required to accelerate digital innovation safely without compromising institutional stability or customer trust.
- PGP Class of 2025-26
In Academic Year 2025-26, students of PGP AI & DS visited Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, and the PGP SM students visited Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) in Qatar.
PGP Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
Courses attended by the students Faculty Business Applications of AI: From Foundations to Applications Dr. Vivek Choudhary, Assistant Professor, NTU Singapore Strategy for AI Dr. John Dong, Professor, NTU Singapore Industry Visits
- The students visited Rockwell Automation, where they explored smart manufacturing powered by Independent Cart Technology and Digital Twins. They observed how software-driven lines enable mass customization by allowing products to navigate their own assembly paths, alongside virtual factory simulations that test and optimize operations risk-free to connect physical production with real-time business data.
- The students visited Accenture's Data & AI Practice to see enterprise AI maturity in action across high-impact industry case studies. They learned how predictive machine learning streamlines baggage handling at Changi Airport and how real-time AI copilots empower Tesla customer service agents, showcasing practical human-AI collaboration that boosts operational efficiency.
PGP Sports Management
Courses attended by the students Faculty Olympic Studies and Ecosystem Dr. Kamilla Swart, Associate Professor at Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU), Qatar Mega Event Operations Prof. Carol Ghoyareb, Founder, Ateleir of Experience, Qatar Sports Media and Broadcast Dr. Gerard Akindes, Sports Management Researcher & Consultant, USA Crisis Management in Sports Adriano Guimaraes, MD & Founder, ASG Sports Consultancy Projects, Qatar Industry Visits
- Lusail Stadium (Arab Cup Match): Students observed real-time operations during an Egypt vs. Kuwait match. Key learnings included ingress and egress management (dynamic routing based on crowd volume), the accreditation system (using icons like coffee mugs for access levels), and the "clean sweep" procedure performed the day before events to ensure venue safety.
- Aspire Academy & Aspire Zone: Observed a high-performance "dual-career" model where student-athletes balance secondary education with elite training. The visit highlighted flexible facility design, such as the Aspire Dome, which houses multiple Olympic-standard arenas under one roof.
- Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC) & Qatar Olympic Committee (QOC): At the Al Bidda Tower, students explored the five legacy pillars of the 2022 World Cup and learned about sustainable stadium repurposing, such as converting Education City Stadium into a dedicated women’s sports facility.
- Formula 1 Qatar GP: An on-ground observation of full-day fan engagement, including zoning strategies to manage large volumes and the integration of commercial activations with live race action.
- PGP Class of 2024-25
In Academic Year 2024-25, students of PGP AI & DS and PGP MM visited Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Singapore, and the PGP SM students visited Hamad Bin Khalifa University (HBKU) in Qatar
PGP Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
Courses attended by the students Faculty Blockchain Technologies Dr. Ernie Teo, Senior Lecturer & Program Director, Bachelor of Applied Computing in Finance, College of Business, Nanyang Business School, Singapore Cyber Security - Dr. Anupam Chattopadhyay, Associate Professor, College of Computing & Data Science, NTU Singapore
- Dr. Shivam Bhasin, Principal Research Scientist & Program Manager, Centre of Hardware Assurance, NTU Singapore
Industry Visits
- The students visited the Global Fintech Institute, where they engaged with leaders on Fintech trends and challenges in the APAC region. They also learned about the significance of the Chartered FinTech Professional (CFtP) programme and explored innovative fintech products and collaborative industry initiatives.
- The students also visited Seagate Technology, where they learned about Seagate’s commitment to data security and product integrity and next-gen storage solutions like HAMR technology. They engaged in discussions on the impact of AI and big data on every-increasing data storage needs
PGP Management (Marketing)
Courses attended by the students Faculty Strategic Marketing - Dr. Lewis Lim, Associate Professor of Marketing, Nanyang Business School, NTU Singapore
- Dr. Caleb Tse, Assistant Professor of Marketing, Nanyang Business School, NTU Singapore
AI & Marketing Prof. Jonathan Briggs, Adjunct Associate Professor (Business), National University of Singapore Industry Visits
- The marketing students visited Porsche APAC where they interacted with Mr. Yannick Ott, Marketing Director and delved deeper into the nuances of personalized luxury experiences and emotional connections. They also toured Porsche’s Lifestyle store and Experience Zone.
- They also met the Mastercard Marketing team at their office in Singapore, and discussed AI’s role in personalizing financial marketing and using AI for consumer engagement.
PGP Sports Management
Courses attended by the students Faculty Scope and objectives of public universities in Doha and explored opportunities for international academic collaborations - Dr. Abdulla Hamad Fetais, Assistant Professor, Qatar University
- Dr. Khalid Elhassan, Higher Education Consultant, Ministry of Education and Higher Education, Qatar
Insights into the Foundation’s strategy for attracting top global universities and fostering potential collaborations with U.S. institutions Dr. Francisco J. Marmolejo, President, Qatar Foundation Presentation on the Sports Management programme and opportunities for collaboration in sports tourism and Olympic education Dr. Kamilla Swart, Director, Master of Science in Sport and Entertainment Management Program, HBKU, Qatar Industry Visits
- Students visited Khalifa International Stadium and the 3-2-1 Olympic Museum, the first sports museum in the Middle East.
- The cohort interacted with Qatari athletes at Aspire Academy and explored the Qatar Foundation Headquarters for education and sports innovation.
- Students toured Georgetown University and Qatar National Library to explore academic and research opportunities.
- PGP Class of 2023-24
In Academic Year 2023-24, students of Jio Institute went on a two-week International Immersion to Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Courses
Students of both programmes attended two specialized half-courses each, which included academic components such as lectures, workshops, presentations and several case studies.
PGP Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
Courses attended by the students Faculty Blockchain Technologies Prof Boh Wai Fong, Deputy Dean, College of Business (Nanyang Business School), President's Chair in Information Systems, Professor, College of Business (Nanyang Business School) - Division of Information Technology & Operations Management, Co-Director for NTU Centre in Computational Technologies for Finance (CCTF), College of Engineering, Director, Information Management Research Centre (IMARC). Cyber Security - Dr. Anupam Chattopadhyay, Associate Professor, College of Computing & Data Science, NTU Singapore
- Dr. Shivam Bhasin, Principal Research Scientist & Program Manager, Centre of Hardware Assurance, NTU Singapore
PGP Management (Marketing) & PGP Sports Management
Courses attended by the students Faculty The Human Brain in Business: Consumer Neurosciences and Neuromarketing Prof. Gemma Calvert, Professor of Consumer Neuroscience, Nanyang Business School, NTU; Founder, Split Second Research Ltd. The Future of Customer Experience Prof. Jonathan Briggs, Adjunct Associate Professor, National University of Singapore. Industry Visits
- In addition to the academic aspect, the students also embarked on crucial industry visits to prominent organizations such as Teradata, PALO IT, NCS Group, Decathlon Data Lab and Singapore Sports Hub.
- Sports Management students also participated in the 12th Lau Teng Chuan Physical Education and Sports Science Symposium at the National Institute of Education (NIE) Singapore.
Cultural Immersion
- The students also had the opportunity to explore notable cultural landmarks in Singapore, including the Gardens by the Bay, Universal Studios, and more. These experiences allowed them to appreciate the cosmopolitan and modern culture that Singapore embodies.
- The sports management students also took a tour of the National Stadium, the Singapore Sports Museum and the fascinating Shimano Cycling World Museum within the Singapore Sports Hub, showcasing the evolution of bicycles.
- PGP Class of 2022-23
In the Academic Year 2022-23, students of the founding batch of Jio Institute went on a two-week International Immersion to Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Courses
Students of both programmes attended two specialized half-courses each, which included academic components such as lectures, workshops, presentations and several case studies.
PGP Artificial Intelligence & Data Science
Courses attended by the students Faculty Blockchain Technologies - Prof. Boh Wai Fong, Professor of Information Systems, Deputy Dean, Nanyang Business School; Head of Information Technology and Operations Management at Nanyang Technological University
- Prof. Deng Xin, Associate Professor (Practice), College of Business (Nanyang Business School) – Division of Banking & Finance; Co-Director, Centre for Sustainable Finance, and Innovation (CSFI), College of Business (NBS)
Analytics for Credit Risk Prof. Fedor Duzhin, School of Physical & Mathematical Sciences – Division of Mathematical Sciences PGP Digital Media & Marketing Communications
Courses attended by the students Faculty The Human Brain in Business: Consumer Neurosciences and Neuromarketing Prof. Gemma Calvert, Professor of Consumer Neuroscience, Nanyang Business School, NTU; Founder, Split Second Research Ltd. The Future of Customer Experience Prof. Jonathan Briggs, Adjunct Associate Professor, National University of Singapore. Industry Visits
In addition to the academic aspect, the students also embarked on crucial industry visits to prominent organizations such as Amazon Web Services, Dentsu, Burger King, Neo Aeronautics, Triple A and Natixis Corporate & Investment Banking. These visits aimed to enhance their perspective on real-world business operations and improve their communication skills within the context of a diverse global business environment.
Cultural Immersion
The students also had the opportunity to explore notable cultural landmarks in Singapore, including the Garden by the Bay, the Art and Science Museum, the Jurong Bird Park, Universal Studios, and more. These experiences allowed them to appreciate the cosmopolitan and modern culture that Singapore embodies.
Partnerships and Collaborations at Jio Institute Aim to:
Foster exchange of ideas with global researchers, educators and scholars.
Encourage academic and research collaborations with scholars and institutions across the globe.
Build diversity in faculty and student body.
Develop cross-cultural awareness.
Integrate international best practices in education and research for addressing global and national challenges.



