At S P Jain, classrooms are designed like auditoriums, with step-up seating to facilitate discussions, and state-of-the-art equipment like dual-screen projectors, computers, desk microphones, and high-tech audio/video equipment. Most sessions are recorded for future reference and review. Our campuses also feature excellent videoconferencing technology to host interactive guest-talks with international faculty and industry leaders

The library is modern and computerized – the heart of all academic activities. Apart from conventional books, periodicals, magazines, and newspapers, the library has a range of materials catering to learning needs and preferences. The library boasts an e-library of databases, online journals, and newswires. Well-established management databases are an integral part of the S P Jain library.

All campuses are wi-fi enabled. An advanced intranet incorporating the Blackboard Learning System serves as a medium of communication between staff, faculty, and participants. This facilitates learning and allows them to download online case studies, access faculty course materials, take online quizzes, and submit assignments online.

The campus also has specialized learning areas with videoconferencing, recording and playback facilities, and computer terminals. A simulated trading floor has been developed for courses in which stock trading is a major component.

The Leadership Hall is used for group work, hosting guest lectures, campus events and functions, and as a general networking area. Every day, following classroom sessions, participants gather in the Leadership Hall to complete their assignments. The hall also serves as a place for participants to relax and unwind.

One of the best features of all S P Jain campuses is the student-centered “chill out” lounges, gathering rooms where students can watch movies, play games, listen to music, or just hang out with their friends.

The cafeteria at Singapore is a covered, open-air facility where students are served a variety of Indian and local specialties. There is a set meal every day, along with a delicious a-la-carte menu of Chinese, Malay, Thai, Italian and western dishes. In Dubai, there is also a sandwich shop / cafeteria, though Dubai is also served by the Academic City food courts, which offer a number regional cuisines tostudents, staff, and faculty. Vegetarian/Non-vegetarian requirements are well taken care of.

Participants live in accommodation facilities provided by the institute. Here they benefit from group interaction and collective learning. In Dubai, participants share accommodations in self-contained apartments at the International City. The institute provides a shuttle bus service between the accommodation and the campus. In Singapore, accommodation is also shared, but on-campus, dormitory style. Sydney accommodation will be announced in May 2012.