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Even as the pandemic has fueled activity in certain sectors such as digital payments, fintech, e-commerce, digital marketing and more, colleges and institutions are now aiming to offer courses to students which make them ready for jobs in these sectors.
As the Management Council of Savitribai Phule Pune University (SPPU) meets on June 26 to discuss various proposals, ranging from starting new courses to shutting down non-performing ones, as well as financial and staff issues, both university departments as well as affiliated colleges have introduced proposals for starting new graduate and MBA programmes in these ‘in-demand’ sectors.
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The Department of Management Sciences (PUMBA) has proposed starting five new MBA courses — in services management, digital marketing, fintech, sustainability management and project management from the academic year 2021-22. Similarly, there are proposals from affiliated colleges about starting several new courses that are tuned to the current job market, and permission for which are being sought from SPPU.
The Indira Science and Commerce College has proposed to offer a new speciliasation, BCom in financial market, and also proposed a new BBA course in hospitality and tourism management, BMCC (Bruhan Maharashtra College of Commerce) Pune has sought permission to start a new BMS degree course in e-commerce operations while Symbiosis College wants to offer a new specialisation, BCom in human resource management, from the current academic year.
The proposals will come up for discussion and approval in the Management Council meeting. If these courses get the Council’s nod, colleges and institutes can start the enrolment procedure for students for the new courses and specialisations.