anti corruption studies ,UN initiative Students taking up management studies at Bangalore University

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Bangalore based B-school grads to study anti-corruption strategies under UN initiative

Students taking up management studies at Bangalore University this year will get lessons in anti-corruption strategies,

making them the first in the world to use a UN-developed toolkit to groom young managers to blow the whistle on corporate fraud.

The course will be tracked by nearly 500 top business schools including INSEAD and London Business School that want to gauge the merit of including a course on how to handle graft at the workplace and outside it in their MBA curriculum. 

These B-schools-including XLRI and the Indian School of Business-are signatories to

The first batch of over 6,000 students in the 63 colleges affiliated to Bangalore University will follow the curriculum formulated by the Canara Bank School Of Management Studies (CBSMS).

CBSMS was identified last year as the pilot institution to implement the PRME guidelines.