Archive · 29 Jan 2026
Harley of London Launches Global Wellness Centre in Chandigarh
Harley of London India has opened a new center in Chandigarh to help people learn about health and wellness.
They are working with schools from Portugal and Korea to teach special courses.
These courses will help people get better jobs in healthcare and wellness.
The center will also work on new ideas using science and technology to improve health.
This is important because many people in India are getting sick from lifestyle problems, and the country needs more skilled workers to help.
The center aims to make sure people have the right skills to take care of their health and the health of others.
Harley of London India launched a Global Centre of Excellence for Health, Wellness, and Lifestyle in Chandigarh.
The center is in collaboration with Porto Business School (Portugal) and Kongju National University (Republic of Korea).
It offers postgraduate and executive programs, certifications, and lifelong learning pathways in healthcare and wellness.
An Innovation Hub will support collaborative projects in life sciences, biosciences, and AI-enabled healthcare solutions.
The center aims to address the shortage of skilled health and wellness professionals in India, projected to cause a $4.8 trillion economic loss by 2030.
- Who
- Harley of London India, Porto Business School, Kongju National University
- What
- Launch of a Global Centre of Excellence for Health, Wellness, and Lifestyle
- When
- January 29
- Where
- Chandigarh, India
- Why
- To strengthen leadership, workforce capability, and applied innovation in India's wellness and preventive health economy
- Location
- Chandigarh, India
- Academic Partners
- Porto Business School (Portugal), Kongju National University (Republic of Korea)
- Programs Offered
- Healthcare & Wellness MBA, Executive MBA, AI certifications, upskilling pathways
- Focus Areas
- Leadership, workforce capability, applied innovation in wellness and preventive health
- Innovation Hub
- Collaborative projects in life sciences, biosciences, and AI-enabled healthcare
- Economic Impact
- Aims to address $4.8 trillion projected economic loss by 2030 due to lifestyle diseases
- Contact
- Sanjeev Kumar, Chief Visionary Officer, [email protected]