why AMPI
AMPI
Why AMPI
The programme helps participants to:
- Envision the future and develop strategic plans
- Understand multidisciplinary linkages
- Evaluate outcomes across financial, process, and innovation levels
- Manage multidisciplinary teams
- Coordinate effectively and deliver results
- Handle uncertainty and risk
- Communicate, advocate, market, and negotiate effectively
- Secure resources in challenging environments.
Professionals :
Managers, senior managers, project managers, deputy general managers, or executives working in development, construction, or real estate firms who are seeking broader, business-oriented roles. Typically, from corporate functions such as finance, project design, engineering, maintenance, marketing, sales, or project management.
Entrepreneurs :
First or second-generation entrepreneurs, owners, managers, or promoters of mid-sized infrastructure, construction, or real estate firms looking to implement professional management practices and scale their business.
Consultants :
Management consultants seeking deep sectoral knowledge in infrastructure or real estate, including the urban sector. Also suitable for lawyers, bankers, or insurance professionals working on infrastructure projects and transactions.
| S.No | Term | Residencies | Dates | Mode and Location |
| 1 | Term 1 | Residency 1 | April 11 - 20, 2025 | Online and Mohali Campus |
| 2 | Term 2 | Residency 2 | July 4 - July 13, 2025 | Mohali Campus |
| 3 | Term 3 | Residency 3 | October 24 - November 2, 2025 | Mohali Campus |
| 4 | Term 4 | Residency 4 | January 16 - January 25, 2026 | Hyderabad Campus |
The programme is taught by experienced faculty from ISB and other global institutions. It adopts adult-learning methods, with an emphasis on action and application over theory. Teaching methods include faculty lectures, case studies, simulations, and group activities.
AMPI is a 12-month, part-time programme delivered in a blended learning format to minimise work disruption.
Classroom Learning :
The programme begins with a one-day orientation residency, followed by four nine-day residencies (one per quarter). Each day includes eight hours of instruction, with evenings reserved for co-curricular activities. Participants are required to stay on campus during residencies.
Online Learning :
An interactive online platform is used to deliver tutorials, lectures, and facilitate interaction between participants and faculty.
Self-Study :
Participants are expected to spend 8–10 hours per week studying pre-read material. All course materials—including textbooks, cases, and articles—will be made available in advance via the Learning Management System (LMS).