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Highlighting Tetr’s faculty who teach based on real-life experience.
You wouldn’t learn to cook just by watching a YouTube video—you’d chop, taste, adjust, and maybe even burn a few meals before getting it right. Business is no different. It’s not just theory; it’s about making decisions, solving problems, and adapting in real time.
At Tetr College of Business, learning isn’t confined to textbooks or lecture halls. It happens in boardrooms, data labs, and real-world projects where students work alongside industry experts, tackle real business challenges, and gain hands-on experience from day one. And at the heart of this transformation? Our world-class faculty.
The strength of Tetr lies in its faculty—industry veterans, global leaders, and academic pioneers who don’t just teach business; they’ve built it. Their mission? To prepare students to think critically, act decisively, and lead confidently in an ever-evolving business world.
Professor Thomas Kuruvilla | Managing Partner, Arthur D. Little | Guides students in crafting large-scale business strategies, drawing from his experience shaping Dubai’s Vision 2071.
Dr. Zal Phiroz | Ivy League Professor & Supply Chain Expert | Turns logistics theories into actionable supply chain strategies that companies can implement.
Dr. Shad Morris | Organizational Behavior Expert | Teaches students to build, manage, and lead high-performance teams, with insights from years of global leadership research.
Dr. Bhupesh Manoharan | Marketing Strategist | Trains students to create impactful marketing campaigns, using live projects and real-world market research.
At Tetr, our faculty design dynamic, hands-on experiences that reflect real business challenges. From solving live industry problems to receiving direct mentorship, students engage in a learning process that is interactive, immersive, and deeply connected to the real world. Here’s how the faculty makes it happen.
Real-World Application: Instead of traditional lectures, faculty challenge students with live business problems, case studies, and decision-making simulations.
Industry Mentorship: Professors don’t just teach—they coach, mentor, and connect students to industry leaders.
Hands-On Learning: Students work with real companies, real datasets, and real clients—learning by doing, not just observing.
Learning by doing is a foundational principle at Tetr. Instead of legacy courses like Accounting 101, we focus on real-world workshops—how to read a balance sheet, how to raise funds during an IPO—all taught by industry practitioners.
At Tetr, students don’t just study business—they build it. From e-commerce to tech ventures, each term challenges them to create real businesses in different global markets, earning grades based on revenue and customer satisfaction, not just exams.
At Tetr, education is an experience, not just a degree. Whether it’s launching a startup or solving real financial problems, our students graduate with a portfolio of real-world work, not just a transcript.
Want to learn from the best and see what real-world learning looks like?
Parmeet Kaur,
Program Manager, Student Experience
