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NIMS offers comprehensive courses and a real world experience that can help you succeed whether you have event management experience or not. The great set of core courses in introductory and advanced, offer an opportunity to learn more about specific events – meetings & conferences, special events and any other subjects related to the field of events.
NIMS offers you an opportunity to learn from the leading professionals and to network with other students. |
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Part Time Courses :
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Post Graduate Diploma in Event Management & PR (PDEPR) |
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Diploma in Event Management & PR (DEPR) |
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| Post graduate Diploma in Event Management & PR (PDEPR): |
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| Programme structure and content |
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| Introductory Core Course |
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Event Introduction |
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Event Operations |
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Risk management |
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Event Marketing & Promotions |
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Event finance |
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Public Relations Management |
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| Advanced Core subjects |
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Corporate PR & Communication |
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PR Strategies & Event Protocols |
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Event Bids & Proposals |
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Event Sponsorships and Fund Raising |
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Catering design & Co-ordination |
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Specialization |
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| English speaking course would be given as an elective, student who would require this edge could choose as an integral part of his course |
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| Summer research period |
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| Event Management Project |
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This is an independent study course. The culmination of all coursework in the program, the project provides a forum for students to demonstrate their mastery of the principles and best practices of event management. Students are guided by faculty and a series of required workshops over the semester, and are expected to commit 15 to 20 hours per week to their projects.
Students must identify an Event Management opportunity facing a real-world organization. Via a final written proposal and an oral presentation and defense in front of a review board of faculty, and outside experts, students are expected to demonstrate mastery of the following skills and aptitudes: |
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The use of critical analysis to identify and articulate a core problem or opportunity |
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The development and proposal of an original solution, including a considered rationale for the recommendation |
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The basis for tactical action, i.e., specification of audience(s), messaging, and most appropriate media |
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The development of a coherent and persuasive oral presentation and written proposal detailing their insights and recommendations |
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| Entry requirements |
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| Any graduate / management degree, plus at least one year’s management experience would add an edge, or a relevant management track record. Or anything equivalent to the above would be eligible. |
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| Career opportunities |
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| The entertainment and event management industry currently faces a huge dearth for skilled personnel and is forever looking to hire professionals with the relevant knowledge and experience. |
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| Course Length |
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| 12 months / part time |
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| Diploma in Event Management & PR (DEPR) |
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| Programme structure and content |
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| Introductory Core Course |
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Corporate PR & Event Communications |
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Event Marketing and promotions |
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Operations management |
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Risk management |
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Event strategy |
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Event finance |
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Event sponsorship and fund raising |
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| Entry requirements |
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| Undergraduate students in any discipline would be eligible for this course. |
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| Course Length |
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| 12 months part time |
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