History
The Asian Institute of Management (AIM) is the Asian pioneer in management education. Since it was founded in 1968 by the Harvard Business School and academics as well as prominent business leaders of the Philippines, AIM has been committed to contributing to sustaining the growth of Asian businesses and societies.
Education
AIM’s 41,000-strong alumni, who have profited from its proven strength in practitioner-based education offered through Washington SyCip Graduate School of Business and its unique development management education provided by Zuellig School of Development Management, all under one roof, are well recognized for their ability to navigate complex and dynamic spaces, and occupy key positions in business, state and development corporations all over the world.
Research
AIM’s research and advocacy focus on the nexus between business and development in Asia. AIM’s main advocacies are social development, responsible corporate governance, and the management of nonprofit organizations.Research and innovation plays an important role in the design and implementation of programs at AIM. Complementing the program design is the creation of learning materials that are deliberately structured to enhance the learning processes of AIM programs.
Student services
AIM’s research and advocacy focus on the nexus between business and development in Asia. AIM’s main advocacies are social development, responsible corporate governance, and the management of nonprofit organizations.
Housing services
The AIM Joseph R. McMicking Campus is located in the central business district of Makati City, Metro Manila. The campus consists of fully air-conditioned buildings that house the academic, administrative, and dormitory facilities.
- Ten amphitheater-style caserooms equipped with audiovisual and multimedia facilities
- Conference halls for plenary-type activities
- AIM-World Bank Global Distance Learning Center with videoconferencing capability
- AIM-World Bank Knowledge for Development Center, which serves as a depository library providing access to development-related publications of the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, and other institutions
- Knowledge Resource Center, which serves as the library
Campus life
The AIM Joseph R. McMicking Campus is located in the central business district of Makati City, Metro Manila. The campus consists of fully air-conditioned buildings that house the academic, administrative, and dormitory facilities.
- Ten amphitheater-style caserooms equipped with audiovisual and multimedia facilities
- Conference halls for plenary-type activities
- AIM-World Bank Global Distance Learning Center with videoconferencing capability
- AIM-World Bank Knowledge for Development Center, which serves as a depository library providing access to development-related publications of the World Bank, Asian Development Bank, and other institutions
- Knowledge Resource Center, which serves as the library
Accreditation
AIM is the first school in Southeast Asia to achieve accreditation from the US-based Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) based on the world’s highest international standards.
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Asian Institute of Management Student Reviews & Awards
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Knowledge with Purpose: A Reflection on My Studies
My academic journey has been both meaningful and transformative, shaped by my studies in Islamic education and my current pursuit of a master’s degree at Mindanao State University. Coming from a background in traditional Islamic learning, including my time at MEKKE KURAN KURSU in Türkiye, I have developed a strong foundation in Islamic principles, which I continue to integrate into my academic and research pursuits. What I really appreciate about my study experience is the opportunity to connect theory with real-world applications, especially in the field of Islamic finance and governance. My current research on Shari’ah-compliant governance in Islamic financial institutions has allowed me to explore contemporary challenges while remaining grounded in classical Islamic jurisprudence. I also value the diversity of perspectives I encounter, which has broadened my critical thinking and strengthened my analytical skills. Another aspect I deeply appreciate is the resilience and purpose that drive my studies. Being a survivor of the Marawi Siege has profoundly influenced my educational journey, giving me a strong sense of responsibility to contribute to community development and ethical leadership through my field. However, there are areas that could be improved. Greater access to research resources, stronger institutional support for specialized fields like Islamic finance, and more opportunities for international collaboration would significantly enhance the learning experience. Additionally, more structured mentorship and exposure to global academic networks would help students like me further develop our research capabilities. Overall, I would summarize my study experience as enriching, purpose-driven, and evolving. It has not only equipped me with academic knowledge but also instilled in me a commitment to contribute meaningfully to society through research, ethical practice, and service.
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