Mumbai University Unveils Six New Short-Term Courses: A Step Towards Skill Enhancement

 In a bid to enhance its academic offerings and better equip students for the competitive job market, Mumbai University has introduced six innovative short-term courses. These courses, tailored for both IT and non-IT students, aim to provide specialized knowledge and skills that are increasingly in demand.



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The Newly Introduced Short-Term Courses
  1. Retail Banking
  2. Wealth Management
  3. Python Programming
  4. Mutual Fund Distribution
  5. Data Science Basics
  6. Intermediate Data Science

Director’s Insight

Dr. Keyurkumar Nayak, Director of the institute, emphasized the importance of these courses, stating, “We developed these courses after thoroughly analyzing current industry needs.” He noted that these courses aim to fill the gaps often left by traditional curricula, enhancing students’ chances of securing valuable internships as highlighted by the NEP 2020. For instance, a commerce student who enrolls in the retail banking course will be better positioned for specialized training and internships.

Course Structure and Assessment

Each course will be delivered online, spanning 30 hours, and will include both internal and external evaluations. Internal assessments will incorporate quizzes, scenario-based testing, and hands-on project work with industry partners, while external evaluations will consist of written exams. To ensure a seamless learning experience, the college has partnered with an online learning platform.

Instruction from Industry Professionals

These courses will be taught by seasoned professionals in their respective fields, ensuring that students receive relevant and contemporary training. For more details about the courses and the admissions process, prospective students can visit the official website of the Garware Institute.

University Leadership’s Perspective

Dr. Ravindra Kulkarni, Vice Chancellor of Mumbai University, remarked, “These certificate courses are designed to meet the demands of evolving sectors such as IT, finance, and marketing. They present an excellent opportunity for skill development and will significantly contribute to students’ advancement.”

As Mumbai University continues to adapt to the changing educational landscape, these new courses represent a proactive approach to fostering student success and bridging the gap between academia and industry.

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