Department of Management Studies IIT Delhi - Distinguishing Features

Distinguishing Features

The Department of Management Studies, IIT Delhi has the following as its distinguishing features:

  • A special focus on "Systems Thinking" and "Process Oriented" approach to learning.
  • A special focus on Technology Management through the three year part-time programme.
  • A special focus on Telecom Systems Management through its two year full-time programme.
  • An emphasis on Entrepreneurship Development aimed at creating successful future Business ventures with the support of SIDBI and FITT.
  • Pioneer in IPR education in the country
  • Heavy research orientation, which is used extensively for designing courses to respond to current industry issues and continuously revise the contents of the courses.
  • Home to country’s first research series on ‘Comparative Management Practices in Asia’.
  • A widely acclaimed faculty, which has been invited to teach in various parts of the globe.
  • The faculty has contributed at the highest policy level committees of Government of India (GoI), served on various boards of corporate entities, as Chairman - All India Board of Management Education (AICTE)’ and contributed to the establishment of 5th Indian Institute of Management (IIM) at Kozhikode; and 7th Indian Institute of Management at Shillong
  • The Department faculty has published over five dozen books and over 1000 papers in various journals and conference volumes.The research work done at the DMS IIT Delhi has found place in many International and National Journals of repute.

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