IIM Mumbai, Motilal Oswal Foundation launch Motilal Oswal Knowledge Centre

This new centre is designed to foster innovation and knowledge sharing in key disciplines such as capital markets, business strategy, and financial research.

MoU signing Ceremony with IIM Mumbai at Motilal oswal Tower.

MoU signing Ceremony at Motilal oswal Tower. (Source: Motilal Oswal)

The Indian Institute of Management Mumbai (IIM Mumbai) has joined hands with the Motilal Oswal Foundation (MOF) to develop a state-of-the-art learning and research hub.

The new facility, Motilal Oswal Knowledge Centre (MOKC), will act as a catalyst in IIM Mumbai’s drive to improve academic infrastructure while reinforcing the Motilal Oswal Foundation’s commitment to elevating educational standards nationwide, Motilal Oswal’s press note stated.

This new centre is designed to foster innovation and knowledge sharing in key disciplines such as capital markets, business strategy, and financial research. The collaboration reflects the growing need for industry-aligned education that bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, which is crucial for India’s evolving workforce.

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The Motilal Oswal Foundation, with 33,400 square feet of dedicated space in MOKC, will drive innovation in capital markets, research, and development, reinforcing its significant role in advancing the industry. IIM Mumbai will utilise the rest of the expansive space of MOKC for modern classrooms, research labs, and support services.

This centre will serve as a vital bridge between academia and industry, empowering students with the practical knowledge and expertise they need to thrive in their careers and contribute to the nation’s progress.

The Motilal Oswal Knowledge Centre marks a significant milestone in our efforts to advance academic and research excellence. The Centre will revolutionise the way we approach research and learning. With dedicated spaces for financial research and academic innovation, this Centre will empower our students and faculty to engage in transformative work that aligns with the industry’s needs. As we expand our capabilities in education and research, partnerships like this will be vital in enabling us to continue growing as a premier institution,” said Prof Manoj K Tiwari, Director of Indian Institute of Management, Mumbai.