Shiv Nadar, Arizona State University launch dual-degree BS in Business; apply by January 31

Shiv Nadar University Delhi-NCR and Arizona State University (ASU), United States of America (USA) have launched a joint dual degree programme in Bachelor of Science (BS) in Business. Eligible candidates can apply for the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Business course through the official website at snuadmissions.com by January 31.

The 2+2 academic model will allow students to complete their first two years of BS in Business at Shiv Nadar University Delhi NCR, while the other two years at Arizona State University in the US.

Students who will complete the four-year programme will earn dual degrees in BS from two universities, as per the official statement.

Professor Ananya Mukherjee, vice-chancellor of Shiv Nadar University Delhi-NCR, said: "This program reflects our commitment to offering students access to globally benchmarked education. We believe such international collaborations are essential in preparing students to become global leaders and innovators.”

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“Our partnership with Arizona State University brings together academic excellence, innovation, and global exposure that enables students to graduate with the skills and perspectives required to succeed in a rapidly evolving business environment,” he added.

The dual degree BS programme offers majors in AI in Business, business data analytics, computer information systems, and finance. The course curriculum will equip students with capabilities in data-driven decision-making, artificial intelligence, and financial innovation.

The dual degree and 2+2 arrangement will allow more Indian students to pursue the opportunity to experience international learning, the university said.

“Upon graduation, students will have the option to work and live in the US for up to three years under the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program for STEM graduates,” as per the official statement.

Students will also have an optional ASU Summer Experience at the Tempe, Arizona campus. The ASU summer focuses on developing students’ leadership skills and exposing them to other short-duration courses available within the alliance network.

“The program integrates ASU courses into the academic plan from the early stages, allowing students to earn transferable credits before transitioning to ASU in their third year,” the university said.