Galgotias University, Accenture LearnVantage launch industry-integrated, specialised BTech, BBA programmes
Careers360 Connect | August 6, 2026 | 05:17 PM IST | 2 mins read
The Galgotias University has launched four BTech specialisations in cloud and AI, full stack development with AI, data science, AI and machine learning, and design engineering.
The Galgotias University has partnered with Accenture LearnVantage and launched industry-integrated undergraduate (UG) programmes. The four BTech and two BBA specialisation courses are designed to equip students with the technology, business and professional skills. Under the industry-academia collaboration, the university will also establish an Accenture centre of advanced studies to support these industry-integrated programmes.
According to an official statement, the partnership between Galgotias University and Accenture LearnVantage will bridge the gap between classroom learning and evolving workforce requirements.
“The initiative is designed to provide students with greater exposure to emerging technologies, contemporary industry practices and experiential learning opportunities that enhance career readiness,” the statement read.
Galgotias University's UG Courses: Curriculum
Explaining the importance of industry-acadamia integration, Dhruv Galgotia, CEO, Galgotias University, said: “Our collaboration with Accenture LearnVantage represents an important step in reimagining undergraduate education by integrating academic rigor with industry relevance. Through these future-ready programs, students will gain access to contemporary learning experiences, emerging technologies and professional development opportunities that will help them build successful and meaningful careers.”
The university has launched four BTech specialisations in aloud and AI, full stack development with AI, data science, AI and machine learning, and design engineering. The two BBA specialisations include AI-Integrated general management and AI-powered sales and marketing.
The programmes will provide students with a structured blend of academic learning, industry-led content, hands-on projects, virtual labs, interactions with industry experts, and assessments.
The curriculum of the UG courses is designed to help students connect classroom concepts with real-world applications while developing capabilities aligned to the needs of modern enterprises. The pedagogy also focuses on developing industry-ready talent through a holistic learning experience.
Students will have access to career-readiness interventions, including professional skills development, workplace communication, industry mentoring, interview preparation and placement support.
Anurag Bansal, managing director, Accenture LearnVantage, Asia Oceania, said: "Through these newly launched academic programs, we are bringing industry-relevant learning into engineering and management education, helping bridge the gap between classroom learning and the evolving needs of employers. By combining technical, business and professional skills with industry perspectives, we aim to prepare students to apply their learning and create value in the workplace from day one."
Students will be awarded certifications alongside the degree from Galgotias University on successful completion of the programme.
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