IIT Delhi, TeamLease Edtech launch certificate courses in finance, supply chain, and semiconductor technology
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IIT Delhi, TeamLease Edtech: The certificate programmes will be held through live, interactive online sessions in a direct-to-device (D2D) format.
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Download NowNEW DELH I: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi has introduced three new certificate programmes under its Continuing Education Programme (CEP) in partnership with TeamLease Edtech. The programmes have been launched by recognizing the need for specialized skills in high-demand domains, as per IIT Delhi's official statement.
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The three certificate programmes are the chief financial officer programme, the executive management programme in supply chain and operations analytics, and the executive programme in semiconductor manufacturing and technology.
The programmes will be conducted through live, interactive online sessions in a direct-to-device (D2D) format, incorporating industry-relevant case studies and assignments, the IIT Delhi statement said.
According to the official IIT Delhi statement, the partnership ensures seamless delivery of the certificate courses. Additionally, participants of the chief financial officer programme and the executive programme in semiconductor manufacturing and technology will get an opportunity for a two-day campus immersion at IIT Delhi.
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Online certificate programmes in finance, supply chain, and semiconductor technology
The chief financial officer programme will prepare professionals for leadership roles, focusing on financial strategy, risk management, and digital integration. Also, the executive programme in semiconductor manufacturing and technology aims to equip participants with skills in semiconductor fabrication and process technology.
The executive management programme in supply chain and operations analytics is a specialized course combining academic excellence with practical industry insights to prepare participants for the challenges of modern supply chain management, the IIT Delhi official statement said.
Speaking about the programme's launch Manav Bhatnagar, the head, CEP/QIP/TEQIP at IIT Delhi said: “At IIT Delhi’s Continuing Education Programme (CEP), our focus is on delivering industry-relevant courses that address the evolving skill demands of the modern workforce. With the launch of these three cutting-edge programmes in Finance, Supply Chain, and Semiconductor Technology, we aim to equip professionals with the advanced capabilities needed to excel in their fields. These programmes are tailored to foster innovation and leadership, aligning with our commitment to driving India’s growth across critical sectors."
Speaking on the collaborative launch, Shantanu Rooj the founder and CEO of TeamLease EdTech said: "We are thrilled to partner with IIT Delhi in launching these transformative certificate programmes. These industry-focused initiatives in Finance, Supply Chain, and Semiconductor Technology reflect our shared vision to empower professionals with cutting-edge skills that drive innovation and growth in critical sectors. Together, we aim to bridge skill gaps and contribute meaningfully to India's global leadership."
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