SP Jain Global Rated No. 1 among all Higher Education Providers in Australia for Improvement in Student Satisfaction

Quality Indicators for Learning and Teaching (QILT) 2020 Graduate Outcomes Survey, Australia

SINGAPORE – Media
OutReach – 10 May 2021 – SP
Jain School of Global Management, one of the world’s top-ranked business
schools, has been rated #1 from among 133 institutes in Australia in the QILT
survey, making it the school that has demonstrated the greatest improvement of
all university and non-university higher education institutions in the country to
ensure quality of education amid a global pandemic. The survey results,
released recently, place SP Jain as the #1 higher education institution
nationally, for overall improvement in student satisfaction.

The QILT (Quality Indicators for Learning and
Teaching) surveys are the biggest government-endorsed surveys of their kind in
Australia. Information gathered from these surveys help students make informed choices
about their higher education options by bringing together data from all
Australian universities about students’ experiences and graduate job outcomes. Students
can compare institutions based on the results of thousands of QILT surveys
completed by current students and graduates. The surveys are based on a range
of information, such as the satisfaction of face-to-face discussions, access to
computers, graduate salaries, and employment outcomes.

The
Graduate Outcomes Survey—in which SP Jain ranked #1—is a study of recent
graduates three to six months after the completion of their studies. Students were
surveyed on their short-term employment outcomes and further study activities.

Mr. Nitish Jain,
President, SP Jain School of Global Management, shared, “The survey results are
just further proof that our strategy to put students front and centre in all
our activities has paid off. In a year of turbulence and significant external
factors in the form of COVID-19 and the restrictions the pandemic caused, our
students are not just satisfied with their education, but also with the skills
and outcomes they have achieved, which are required to be professionals and
contributing members of the business world.”

Dr
Vaidyanathan ‘Vaidy’ Jayaraman, Dean of the School’s Undergraduate Programs and
Professor – Supply Chain Operations, Data Sciences & Analytics, adds, “The 2020
Student Satisfaction Survey was primarily conducted among 133 higher education
institutions, including all 41 Australian universities and 92 Non-University
Higher Education Institutions registered in Australia. As the saying goes, “The
proof of the pudding lies in its eating” – in the case of SP Jain Global, this
# 1 quality improvement rating further validates our never-ending quest for
excellence and the continuous improvement philosophy that we have embraced in
everything we follow and inculcate among the student body. Keeping the current
scenario in mind, we have also adjusted our intake closing dates to ensure that
the postponement of board exams does not have a drastic effect on the admission
process, reiterating our philosophy of prioritising our students.”

SP
Jain Global’s BBA is a 4-year multi-city program where students live, study and
work in three of the world’s leading business capitals. They can spend Year 1
in Singapore or Mumbai, Year 2 in Dubai, and Years 3 and 4 in Australia. At
each campus location, students get opportunities to pursue projects,
out-of-class activities, and internships that make them very relevant and
attractive to leading companies in Australia and worldwide. SP Jain’s BBA
students have previously secured immersive internship experiences with various
companies like Ogilvy, HSBC, Legoland, P&G, Coco Cola, Filli Café, Rak Bank
& WWF.

Owing to the uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 crisis, the
School has introduced several flexible learning options, including an option
for students to start the program online and continue on campus at a later
stage.

Admissions
are currently open for the September 2021 intake of the program. For more
information, please visit www.spjain.sg. For more information on
the survey, please visit the QILT website https://www.compared.edu.au/.