Kelley School of Business Introduces Global Case Competition to Boost MSIS Program

There will be two rounds of the Global Case Competition. Round 1 will have a video presentation and case analysis, the final round will be on September 22, in New Delhi.

Study in US: Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business announced the launch of its inaugural MSIS Global Case Competition. The competition is all set to be held in August 2024.

The competition will offer a platform for Indian undergraduate students from top universities to showcase their leadership, problem-solving, and innovation skills. The idea is to find and attract top-tier talent for the Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) program and also increase the visibility of this program on the global platform.

Kelley School wants to engage the participants in various activities showing their skills so that it can build a strong pipeline of candidates for its MSIS program.

MSIS Global Case Competition has two rounds

The first round has a case analysis and video presentation. Those who will be selected in this first round will perform in the next round on September 22, which will be held in Delhi. In the second round, the participants will present their solutions to an expert panel.

To recognize the best performances, the competition offers significant prizes. The first prize is a $1,500 team prize and $5,000 scholarship per person, the second prize amount is a $1,000 team prize and each person in the team will get $4,000 scholarship per person, the third winning team will get $500 and $3,000 scholarship per person, and all finalists will get $1,000 scholarship per person.

Professor Bipin Prabhakar, Faculty Chairperson, of Information Systems Graduate Programs, Kelley School of Business said, “We believe that this competition will not only attract exceptional students but also position the Kelley School of Business as a global leader in information systems education. We are excited to offer this platform for students to demonstrate their potential and to connect with our esteemed faculty.”

Interested candidates can visit the link https://host.kelley.iu.edu/gcc/to check the eligibility criteria for the MSIS Global Case Competition. They can apply for the competition without paying any fees.

Kelley School is intending to offer compelling opportunities for students by offering them immersive experiences and substantial scholarships.

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