The Union

Our innate and primal urge to socialize and create communities, one of humanity’s biggest strengths, finds its way of paying dividends, especially in the context of a business school.
A collection of accomplished individuals from different geographies, ethnicities, educational and professional backgrounds create a cocktail perfect to conduce the most important element in a business school - peer learning.
Graduating from an epoch of traditional business schools keeping ‘academic output’ as the central metric of success, we see new-age, non-traditional business schools moving away from the beaten (read trodden) path towards thinking of newer avenues as major takeaways for students from their university experiences.

The Intersection

Options overload, choice paralysis and all the other names it’s been called, we clearly face an inability to act when faced with too many choices or too much information.
The clearest path forward is to simplify.
Applying this to the use-case of postgraduate education, we need to demand more relevance and simplicity from our curriculum. Pro tip: a good decision before choosing your postgraduate destination would definitely include going through the course curriculum to see if what you’re studying lines up with your career goals
Business school provides you with the optimal synthesis of material - what to study in detail, what to study briefly, what kind of tools do you need to use, access to research/labs for more interested students - this is the kind of soft architecture a
business school can provide. But more importantly, it provides you with the access to the union.

An ecosystem fashioned by a union of future industry leaders, complemented with a curriculum that exists at the intersection of the past, present and future. That’s the golden ticket that Willy Wonka found in the chocolate bar.
The Round 1 deadline of admissions is on the 23rd of January, so if you’re someone who has read this far and hasn’t started your application, you should really be doing so here.