Masters’ Union University has launched a nine-month global business programme spanning India, the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Dubai.

The Four Nations Global Business Programme will begin with 12 weeks in Gurugram, followed by eight weeks in London and 10 weeks in Hong Kong. Participants may also opt for a one-week immersion in Dubai.

The programme will include learning experiences at Imperial College London and CUHK Business School. Students will study finance and fintech, product and artificial intelligence, sales, market strategy, operations and leadership.

Participants will work on live projects and business challenges across the programme. These include a 75-day direct-to-consumer brand sprint, during which students will take a product from discovery to launch on platforms such as Shopify, Amazon and Flipkart.

The programme will also feature a Leadership Lab in London and capstone projects across different countries. The optional Dubai immersion will focus on the region’s business and investment ecosystem.

“What makes this programme distinctive is its scope — three leading institutions, four very different business environments and nine months of learning across them,” said Nikhil Mittal, Managing Director of Masters’ Union University.

Betty Yue, Director of Global Learning Experiences at Imperial Lifelong Learning, said participants would explore innovation, entrepreneurship and finance while engaging with London’s business ecosystem.

Professor Waiman Cheung, Executive Director of the Asia-Pacific Institute of Business at CUHK Business School, said the programme would provide students with an Asia-focused perspective on international business.

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