S P Jain School of Global Management

SP Jain School of Global Management (SP Jain Global) is a business school with campuses in Sydney, Singapore and Dubai. Established in 2004, the school offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs.
SP Jain School of Global Management is part of the SP Jain Group, named after the late Shreyans Prasad Jain (1908–1992), an industrialist, philanthropist, and parliamentarian. Nitish Jain launched SP Jain School of Global Management in Dubai in 2004 and expanded to additional campuses in Singapore in 2006 and Sydney in 2012.
SP Jain's academic board is chaired by Dr. John Loxton, Professor and Senior Academic Advisory at the University of Western Sydney. The board has the deans and heads of the Dubai and Singapore campuses as members.
The school's administration also includes an examination board for examination and assessment procedures, and an Industry Advisory Board with businesspeople from Dubai, Singapore, and Sydney.
For its flagship Global MBA program, SP Jain Global has been ranked by international publications, such as:
SP Jain Global has campuses in Dubai, Singapore and Sydney
SP Jain Global's Dubai campus is located in the Dubai International Academic City (DIAC), a city that was purpose-built for colleges and universities. The campus occupies a stand-alone building covering approximately 60,000 square feet, spread over three floors. It includes learning centers, mock trading rooms, a library, video conferencing facility, and a Reuters terminal.
SP Jain Global’s Singapore campus was originally constructed to accommodate British military officers, during the early 1940s, the property was purchased by the Nizam of Hyderabad. In 2005, on invitation of the government of Singapore in 2005, SP Jain Global established its Singapore campus on this site.
Originally situated in the Sydney Olympic Park, a site that hosted the 2000 Olympic Games, the SP Jain Global Sydney campus has since relocated to 15 Carter Street in Lidcombe, near the Sydney Olympic Park. The new campus occupies 6,000 square meters.
SP Jain Global offers a range of programs at the undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral levels that are accredited by the Tertiary Education Quality & Standards Agency, Australia.
SP Jain Global uses a multi-city learning model designed to provide students with direct exposure to various global business environments and cultures by allowing them to study in multiple campuses located in Singapore, Sydney and Dubai throughout their academic program.
The model is structured so that students begin their studies in one city and then rotate among the other campuses. This rotation varies depending on the specific program and course requirements but typically includes at least two to three different cities. Each campus offers a curriculum tailored to its regional business ecosystem. In each location, students engage with local businesses through internships and projects, participate in workshops, and attend lectures with professionals from various industries.
Engaged Learning Online (ELO) is an educational technology platform developed by SP Jain Global to facilitate interactive and immersive online learning. This platform is designed to replicate the dynamics of a classroom environment for remote learners. ELO has enabled the school to maintain continuity of learning in disruptive circumstances, such as during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In 2022, the ELO platform won an award in the category of 'Innovative Technology Solutions for Higher Education Provider' at the BW Education’s Top Education Brand Awards⁣, organized by BW Business World.
SP Jain London School of Management (SP Jain London) is a sister institution to SP Jain Global. It was inaugurated in 2023 by Lord Jo Johnson, former Minister of State for Universities, Science, Research, and Innovation. Located in Canary Wharf SP Jain London has the distinction of being the first school of Indian origin to receive degree awarding rights in the UK.
An articulation agreement between SP Jain London and SP Jain Global enables students to study across the campuses of both institutions.