Thompson River University – BBA
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About Thompson River University
Campus
Tours take about one hour and include stops at some of our buildings such as The Arts and Education Building, Campus Activity Centre, House of Learning, our new Nursing and Population Health Building, Ken Lepin Building, Gymnasium, Culinary Arts Training Centre and Trades and Technology Building.
City Conditions
Housing
Home to over 570 students, our modern, 11-storey tower has some of the best views in the city. Each private bedroom includes a desk, chair, double XL bed, TV and overhead lighting. Floors are co-ed, but individual units are either all female or all male. Choose either a two- or four-bedroom suite.
McGill Residence (off-campus accommodation)
McGill Residence has 300 self-contained rooms, divided into 75 units, in three buildings. Each unit shares a common area and a washroom. All residents have access to a central building with study and recreation space. Each housing unit is assigned to four males or four female students.
East Village (off-campus accommodation)
East Village is the newest addition to TRU Housing and is home to almost 300 students. East Village is located in the eastern part of campus and is a six-minute walk from the Old Main building.
Within East Village, students can choose between four-bedroom suites, or two/three-bedroom apartments. Each suite comes with a private bedroom, bathroom, full kitchen and dining area.
Apartments are the perfect option for upper-year students as they include all the amenities available in the suites, plus a spacious living area, a balcony and air conditioning. Both suites and apartments are fully furnished, with all utilities including wireless internet. All residents have access to a central building with recreation, study and laundry spaces.
West Gate Dormitories (off-campus accommodation)
West Gate Dormitories is a temporary, new addition to our campus housing that provides 114 self-contained private rooms starting in January 2022. These quality modular dormitories are fully equipped with upgraded finishes and amenities. Along with a private wshroom (including shower), every single room includes a double pillow top bed, desk and dresser, wall mount TV.
Indian student association:
Link for the association: www.facebook.com/trusuindiaclub/
Why Choose Thompson River University ?
Large student Base
28000+ students enrolled in On campus and Online programs
Individual Attention
Average class size is 31 for all academic programs
Wide variety of Programs
More than 140 Programs on Campus
Scholarships
$2.5 million scholarship bursaries and awards for students every year
Support
2000+ Employee: Faculty, support staff and administration
Ample
1000+ residential spaces for students
About Bachelor of Business Administration
This program offers graduates a background in communication history and theory, a wide reservoir of meaning-making skills (image-based, language-based, etc.), marketing knowledge, and event planning. The communication courses offer training in communication design strategies and the application of theory through practical application. Public relations graduates should be well-rounded professional communicators who are prepared to enter the public or private sectors.
Program Structure
The BBA Communication course is a 4-year Bachelors’s Program. Students who have successfully completed the first 2 years of the Mumbai University BMM program at VSIT can opt to transfer to Thompson River University. Such students are accepted by Thompson River University directly into the 3rd year of the Bachelor of Arts in Communication program.
Requirements
Students are strongly encouraged to complete an acceptance test prior to arriving to improve course selection options, but this is not mandatory.
NOTE: In order to verify all English language proficiency test scores, students must have an official copy sent directly to TRU Admissions from the testing agency. Copies of test scores provided to the ESAL department upon arrival will not be accepted. Students who fail to achieve the results for direct entry into academic programs will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated below.
Transfer Requirements
Career opportunities
Business
Advertising
Radio and Television
Public relations
Government
Health care and social services
BS [Bachelor of Mass Communication]
Semester | Course Name | Type |
Semester 1 | Effective Communication-1 | Core |
Foundation Course | Core | |
Visual Communication | Core | |
Fundamentals of Mass Communication | Core | |
Current Affairs | Core | |
History Of Media | Core | |
Semester 2 | Effective Communication-2 | Core |
Foundation Course-2 | Core | |
Content Writing | Core | |
Introduction Of Advertising | Core | |
Introduction To Journalism | Core | |
Media, Gender and Culture | Core | |
Semester 3 | Electronic Media- I | Ability Enhancement Elective Course (Any one) |
Theatre And Mass Communication- I | ||
Radio Program Production- Is | ||
Motion Graphic And Visual Effects- I | ||
Corporate Communication and Public Relations | Discipline Specific Course | |
Media Studies | ||
Introduction To Photography | ||
Film Communication-I | ||
Computers and Multimedia-I | Practical | |
Semester 4 | Electronic Media- II Theatre and Mass Communication-II Radio Program Production-II Motion Graphics and Visual Effects-II |
Ability Enhancement Elective Course (Any one) |
Writing and Editing Media Media Laws And Ethics Mass Media Research Film Communications-II Computers and Multimedia-II |
Discipline Specific Core | |
Semester 5 & 6 | Introduction to Communications | Core |
Introduction to Professional Writing | Core | |
Introduction to University Writing | Core | |
Mass Communication and the Popular Culture Industry | Core | |
Interpersonal Communication | Core | |
Introduction to Multimedia | Core | |
Technical Communication | Core | |
Managing Festivals and Events | Core | |
Staging Special Events | Core | |
Introduction to Marketing | Core | |
Marketing & Customer Service | Core | |
Semester 7 & 8 | Research Methods in Communication | Core |
Media and Public Relations | Core | |
Organisational Communications | Core | |
Journalism Career Preparation 1 | Core | |
Journalism Career Preparation 2 | Core | |
Journalism Career Preparation 3 | Core | |
Semester 7 | Event Marketing | Electives |
Technology and Communication | Electives | |
Social Networks, Online Identities, and Internet Memes | Electives | |
Introduction to Visual Culture (HTA) | Electives | |
Electives | Philosophy and Pop Culture | Electives |
Philosophy of Technology and Society | Electives | |
Media Theory and History | Electives | |
Introduction to News Photography and Videography | Electives | |
Introduction to Reporting Skills and Techniques | Electives | |
Career Management | Electives | |
Digital Photography | Electives | |
Graphic Application and Design I | Electives | |
The World of Events | Electives | |
Conference Management | Electives | |
Human Resource Management | Electives | |
Organisational Behaviour | Electives | |
Management Information Systems | Electives | |
Professional Selling | Electives | |
Services Marketing | Electives | |
Marketing Strategy | Electives | |
Business-to-Business Marketing | Electives | |
Marketing Research | Electives | |
Social Media Marketing | Electives | |
E-Commerce | Electives | |
Consumer Behaviour | Electives | |
International Marketing | Electives | |
Integrated Marketing Communication | Electives | |
Event Tourism | Electives | |
The Culture of Events | Electives | |
International Business | Electives | |
Cross-cultural Management | Electives |
Course Name | Type |
Introduction to Financial Accounts | Elective Course |
Business Law | |
Business Statistics | |
Business Communication–I | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course |
Foundation of Human Skills | Core |
Business Economics–I | |
(Any One) | Skill Enhancement Course |
Foundation Course–I | |
Foundation Course in NSS–I | |
Foundation Course in NCC–I | |
Foundation Course in Physical Education–I | |
Principles of Marketing | Elective Course |
Industrial Law | |
Business Mathematics | |
Business Communication–II | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course |
Business Environment | Core |
Principles of Management | |
(Any One) | Skill Enhancement Course |
Foundation Course–II | |
Foundation Course in NSS–II | |
Foundation Course in NCC–II | |
Foundation Course in Physical Education–II | |
Information Technology in Business Management - I | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course |
Business Planning & Entrepreneurial Management | Core |
Accounting for Managerial Decisions | |
Strategic Management | |
(Any one) | Skill Enhancement Course |
Foundation Course (Environmental Management) - III | |
Foundation Course-Contemporary Issues-III | |
Foundation Course in NSS–III | |
Foundation Course in NCC–III | |
Foundation Course in Physical Education–III | |
Group A : Finance Electives | Elective Selection |
Group B:Marketing Electives | |
Group C:Human Resource Electives | |
Information Technology in Business Management - II | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course |
Business Economics-II | Core |
Business Research Methods | |
Production & Total Quality Management | |
(Any two) | Skill Enhancement Course |
Foundation Course (Ethics & Governance) - IV | |
Foundation Course-Contemporary Issues-IV | |
Foundation Course in NSS–IV | |
Foundation Course in NCC–IV | |
Foundation Course in Physical Education–IV | |
Group A : Finance Electives | Elective Selection |
Group B:Marketing Electives | |
Group C:Human Resource Electives | |
Calculus for Business and Economics | Mathematics / Satistics Pre Requisites |
Economics and Business Statistics 2 | |
Introduction to Business in Canada | Lower Level Core |
Financial Accounting | Busniess Pre requisires |
Management Accounting | |
Canadian Comemrcial Law | |
Financial Management | |
Human Resource Management | |
Managerial Economics | Upper Level Core |
International Business | |
Business in Society | |
Supply Chain Management | |
Strategic Management Issues | |
Portfolio and Equity Analysis | Finance Major Requirements |
Fixed Income and Alternative investments | |
Derivative Securities | |
Advanced Financial Management | |
International Financial Management | |
Financial Statement Analysis | Plus Any three of |
Taxation for Decision-Making | |
Business Valuation and Restructuring | |
Personal Financial Management | |
Advanced Portfolio Management | |
Financial Institutions Management | |
Forecasting in Business and Economics | |
Consumer Behaviour | Marketing Major Requirements |
Marketing Research | |
Marketing Strategy | |
Selected Topics in Business Administration | Plus Any Five of |
Forecasting in Business and Economics | |
Professional Selling | |
Professional Sales Management | |
Services Marketing | |
New Product Development | |
Brand Management | |
Social Media Marketing | |
Retail Management | |
E-Commerce | |
International Marketing | |
Integrated Marketing Communications | |
Business-to-Business Marketing | |
Organizational Theory and Design | Human Resource Major Requirements |
Human Resource Planning and Staffing | |
Employee and Labour Relations | |
Employment Law | |
Total Rewards | |
Organizational Learning, Training and Development | |
Organizational Development and Change | |
Selected Topics in Human Resource Management |
Fees
Tuition & Living Expense
Year | Fees | Type |
1st Year | ₹ 1,500 | Application fees |
₹3,75,000 | Tuition fees | |
₹0 | Living expense | |
2nd Year | ₹3,75,000 | Tuition fees |
₹0 | Living expense | |
3rd Year | CAD $20,000 | Estimated Tuition fee |
CAD $7,000 | Estimated Living expense | |
4th Year | CAD $20,000 | Estimated Tuition fee |
CAD $7,000 | Estimated Living expense |
Addition expenses
Particulars | Tentative Expense |
Health Insurance | |
IELTS Registration | ₹ 14,700 |
VISA fees | CAD $150 |
Airfare | CAD $850 |
Course Co-Ordinator
Rumeli Sharma
Commerce & Management
Assistant Professor
Commerce & Management
As contrary to now, I was a shy and quiet child. I never initiated any conversation which was a surprise to my parents as I am from a family of strong and independent women. Even though I was an introvert, I was never scared to going behind things that appealed to me. Family always played a crucial role during my growing years especially my mother who always encouraged me to attempt things rather than regretting them later. If I learnt courage from my mother, my father gave me an open sky to fly. Like any little girl, my dreams kept on changing but I always liked reading books which was an escape for me to enter a world full of imaginations. I believe I understood the meaning of creativity through books and that was a huge turning point of my life. Belonging from a background of engineers, it was quite a challenging job to convince my family to take up English Literature as my major subject. A new phase of my life started when I studied Literature as I imbibed an interest in me to communicate about an endless journey experiences with people about my observations.
Therefore, I thought of entering a field that encourages an exchange of ideas and creativity with young minds. I started my career as a teacher in 2008, and it was one of the best decisions of my life. I had never learnt so many different facets of a teacher that goes behind teaching in the classrooms. In 2015, when I joined Vidyalankar School of Information Technology, I took subjects of Communication and Management that helped me to broaden my horizon as a teacher. It is being said that “Teaching is an Art” and very rightly it applies to my job profile. As a Communication faculty, I realised that language and communication played a pivotal role to enhance one’s personality. Hence, as a team member of the Communication and Media department, I was part of many pieces of training and lectures that had been arranged for both students and faculty. .In VSIT, I learnt that online education is significantly enhancing and diversifying opportunities to drive our own learning. These trends in online education are creating new opportunities for learning and new models for success and hence breaking ties with traditional methods of teaching.
Vidyalankar School of Information Technology is amongst the most popular colleges in the city, offering undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes in IT, Commerce, Management and Mass Media. Vidyalankar School of Information Technology is a college affiliated with the University of Mumbai and approved by the Government of Maharashtra.
Qualification
Experience
About Thompson River University
Campus
Tours take about one hour and include stops at some of our buildings such as The Arts and Education Building, Campus Activity Centre, House of Learning, our new Nursing and Population Health Building, Ken Lepin Building, Gymnasium, Culinary Arts Training Centre and Trades and Technology Building.
City Conditions
Housing
Home to over 570 students, our modern, 11-storey tower has some of the best views in the city. Each private bedroom includes a desk, chair, double XL bed, TV and overhead lighting. Floors are co-ed, but individual units are either all female or all male. Choose either a two- or four-bedroom suite.
McGill Residence (off-campus accommodation)
McGill Residence has 300 self-contained rooms, divided into 75 units, in three buildings. Each unit shares a common area and a washroom. All residents have access to a central building with study and recreation space. Each housing unit is assigned to four males or four female students.
East Village (off-campus accommodation)
East Village is the newest addition to TRU Housing and is home to almost 300 students. East Village is located in the eastern part of campus and is a six-minute walk from the Old Main building.
Within East Village, students can choose between four-bedroom suites, or two/three-bedroom apartments. Each suite comes with a private bedroom, bathroom, full kitchen and dining area.
Apartments are the perfect option for upper-year students as they include all the amenities available in the suites, plus a spacious living area, a balcony and air conditioning. Both suites and apartments are fully furnished, with all utilities including wireless internet. All residents have access to a central building with recreation, study and laundry spaces.
West Gate Dormitories (off-campus accommodation)
West Gate Dormitories is a temporary, new addition to our campus housing that provides 114 self-contained private rooms starting in January 2022. These quality modular dormitories are fully equipped with upgraded finishes and amenities. Along with a private wshroom (including shower), every single room includes a double pillow top bed, desk and dresser, wall mount TV.
Indian student association:
Link for the association: www.facebook.com/trusuindiaclub/
Why Choose Thompson River University ?
Large student Base
28000+ students enrolled in On campus and Online programs
Individual Attention
Average class size is 31 for all academic programs
Wide variety of Programs
More than 140 Programs on Campus
Scholarships
$2.5 million scholarship bursaries and awards for students every year
Support
2000+ Employee: Faculty, support staff and administration
Ample
1000+ residential spaces for students
About Bachelor of Business Administration
This program offers graduates a background in communication history and theory, a wide reservoir of meaning-making skills (image-based, language-based, etc.), marketing knowledge, and event planning. The communication courses offer training in communication design strategies and the application of theory through practical application. Public relations graduates should be well-rounded professional communicators who are prepared to enter the public or private sectors.
Program Structure
The BBA Communication course is a 4-year Bachelors’s Program. Students who have successfully completed the first 2 years of the Mumbai University BMM program at VSIT can opt to transfer to Thompson River University. Such students are accepted by Thompson River University directly into the 3rd year of the Bachelor of Arts in Communication program.
Requirements
Students are strongly encouraged to complete an acceptance test prior to arriving to improve course selection options, but this is not mandatory.
NOTE: In order to verify all English language proficiency test scores, students must have an official copy sent directly to TRU Admissions from the testing agency. Copies of test scores provided to the ESAL department upon arrival will not be accepted. Students who fail to achieve the results for direct entry into academic programs will be placed in the appropriate level of English language study as indicated below.
Transfer Requirements
Career opportunities
Business
Advertising
Radio and Television
Public relations
Government
Health care and social services
BS [Bachelor of Mass Communication]
Semester | Course Name | Type |
Semester 1 | Effective Communication-1 | Core |
Foundation Course | Core | |
Visual Communication | Core | |
Fundamentals of Mass Communication | Core | |
Current Affairs | Core | |
History Of Media | Core | |
Semester 2 | Effective Communication-2 | Core |
Foundation Course-2 | Core | |
Content Writing | Core | |
Introduction Of Advertising | Core | |
Introduction To Journalism | Core | |
Media, Gender and Culture | Core | |
Semester 3 | Electronic Media- I | Ability Enhancement Elective Course (Any one) |
Theatre And Mass Communication- I | ||
Radio Program Production- Is | ||
Motion Graphic And Visual Effects- I | ||
Corporate Communication and Public Relations | Discipline Specific Course | |
Media Studies | ||
Introduction To Photography | ||
Film Communication-I | ||
Computers and Multimedia-I | Practical | |
Semester 4 | Electronic Media- II Theatre and Mass Communication-II Radio Program Production-II Motion Graphics and Visual Effects-II |
Ability Enhancement Elective Course (Any one) |
Writing and Editing Media Media Laws And Ethics Mass Media Research Film Communications-II Computers and Multimedia-II |
Discipline Specific Core | |
Semester 5 & 6 | Introduction to Communications | Core |
Introduction to Professional Writing | Core | |
Introduction to University Writing | Core | |
Mass Communication and the Popular Culture Industry | Core | |
Interpersonal Communication | Core | |
Introduction to Multimedia | Core | |
Technical Communication | Core | |
Managing Festivals and Events | Core | |
Staging Special Events | Core | |
Introduction to Marketing | Core | |
Marketing & Customer Service | Core | |
Semester 7 & 8 | Research Methods in Communication | Core |
Media and Public Relations | Core | |
Organisational Communications | Core | |
Journalism Career Preparation 1 | Core | |
Journalism Career Preparation 2 | Core | |
Journalism Career Preparation 3 | Core | |
Semester 7 | Event Marketing | Electives |
Technology and Communication | Electives | |
Social Networks, Online Identities, and Internet Memes | Electives | |
Introduction to Visual Culture (HTA) | Electives | |
Electives | Philosophy and Pop Culture | Electives |
Philosophy of Technology and Society | Electives | |
Media Theory and History | Electives | |
Introduction to News Photography and Videography | Electives | |
Introduction to Reporting Skills and Techniques | Electives | |
Career Management | Electives | |
Digital Photography | Electives | |
Graphic Application and Design I | Electives | |
The World of Events | Electives | |
Conference Management | Electives | |
Human Resource Management | Electives | |
Organisational Behaviour | Electives | |
Management Information Systems | Electives | |
Professional Selling | Electives | |
Services Marketing | Electives | |
Marketing Strategy | Electives | |
Business-to-Business Marketing | Electives | |
Marketing Research | Electives | |
Social Media Marketing | Electives | |
E-Commerce | Electives | |
Consumer Behaviour | Electives | |
International Marketing | Electives | |
Integrated Marketing Communication | Electives | |
Event Tourism | Electives | |
The Culture of Events | Electives | |
International Business | Electives | |
Cross-cultural Management | Electives |
Course Name | Type |
Introduction to Financial Accounts | Elective Course |
Business Law | |
Business Statistics | |
Business Communication–I | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course |
Foundation of Human Skills | Core |
Business Economics–I | |
(Any One) | Skill Enhancement Course |
Foundation Course–I | |
Foundation Course in NSS–I | |
Foundation Course in NCC–I | |
Foundation Course in Physical Education–I | |
Principles of Marketing | Elective Course |
Industrial Law | |
Business Mathematics | |
Business Communication–II | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course |
Business Environment | Core |
Principles of Management | |
(Any One) | Skill Enhancement Course |
Foundation Course–II | |
Foundation Course in NSS–II | |
Foundation Course in NCC–II | |
Foundation Course in Physical Education–II | |
Information Technology in Business Management - I | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course |
Business Planning & Entrepreneurial Management | Core |
Accounting for Managerial Decisions | |
Strategic Management | |
(Any one) | Skill Enhancement Course |
Foundation Course (Environmental Management) - III | |
Foundation Course-Contemporary Issues-III | |
Foundation Course in NSS–III | |
Foundation Course in NCC–III | |
Foundation Course in Physical Education–III | |
Group A : Finance Electives | Elective Selection |
Group B:Marketing Electives | |
Group C:Human Resource Electives | |
Information Technology in Business Management - II | Ability Enhancement Compulsory Course |
Business Economics-II | Core |
Business Research Methods | |
Production & Total Quality Management | |
(Any two) | Skill Enhancement Course |
Foundation Course (Ethics & Governance) - IV | |
Foundation Course-Contemporary Issues-IV | |
Foundation Course in NSS–IV | |
Foundation Course in NCC–IV | |
Foundation Course in Physical Education–IV | |
Group A : Finance Electives | Elective Selection |
Group B:Marketing Electives | |
Group C:Human Resource Electives | |
Calculus for Business and Economics | Mathematics / Satistics Pre Requisites |
Economics and Business Statistics 2 | |
Introduction to Business in Canada | Lower Level Core |
Financial Accounting | Busniess Pre requisires |
Management Accounting | |
Canadian Comemrcial Law | |
Financial Management | |
Human Resource Management | |
Managerial Economics | Upper Level Core |
International Business | |
Business in Society | |
Supply Chain Management | |
Strategic Management Issues | |
Portfolio and Equity Analysis | Finance Major Requirements |
Fixed Income and Alternative investments | |
Derivative Securities | |
Advanced Financial Management | |
International Financial Management | |
Financial Statement Analysis | Plus Any three of |
Taxation for Decision-Making | |
Business Valuation and Restructuring | |
Personal Financial Management | |
Advanced Portfolio Management | |
Financial Institutions Management | |
Forecasting in Business and Economics | |
Consumer Behaviour | Marketing Major Requirements |
Marketing Research | |
Marketing Strategy | |
Selected Topics in Business Administration | Plus Any Five of |
Forecasting in Business and Economics | |
Professional Selling | |
Professional Sales Management | |
Services Marketing | |
New Product Development | |
Brand Management | |
Social Media Marketing | |
Retail Management | |
E-Commerce | |
International Marketing | |
Integrated Marketing Communications | |
Business-to-Business Marketing | |
Organizational Theory and Design | Human Resource Major Requirements |
Human Resource Planning and Staffing | |
Employee and Labour Relations | |
Employment Law | |
Total Rewards | |
Organizational Learning, Training and Development | |
Organizational Development and Change | |
Selected Topics in Human Resource Management |
Fees
Tuition & Living Expense
Year | Fees | Type |
1st Year | ₹ 1,500 | Application fees |
₹2,25,000 | Tuition fees | |
₹0 | Living expense | |
2nd Year | ₹2,25,000 | Tuition fees |
₹0 | Living expense | |
3rd Year | CAD $19,604 ( ₹1,137,032) | Estimated Tuition fee |
CAD $7,000 (₹406,000 ) | Estimated Living expense | |
4th Year | CAD $19,604 ( ₹1,137,032) | Estimated Tuition fee |
CAD $7,000 (₹406,000 ) | Estimated Living expense |
Addition expenses
Particulars | Tentative Expense |
Health Insurance | |
IELTS Registration | ₹ 14,700 |
VISA fees | CAD $150 |
Airfare | CAD $850 |
Course Co-Ordinator
Rumeli Sharma
Commerce & Management
Assistant Professor
Commerce & Management
As contrary to now, I was a shy and quiet child. I never initiated any conversation which was a surprise to my parents as I am from a family of strong and independent women. Even though I was an introvert, I was never scared to going behind things that appealed to me. Family always played a crucial role during my growing years especially my mother who always encouraged me to attempt things rather than regretting them later. If I learnt courage from my mother, my father gave me an open sky to fly. Like any little girl, my dreams kept on changing but I always liked reading books which was an escape for me to enter a world full of imaginations. I believe I understood the meaning of creativity through books and that was a huge turning point of my life. Belonging from a background of engineers, it was quite a challenging job to convince my family to take up English Literature as my major subject. A new phase of my life started when I studied Literature as I imbibed an interest in me to communicate about an endless journey experiences with people about my observations.
Therefore, I thought of entering a field that encourages an exchange of ideas and creativity with young minds. I started my career as a teacher in 2008, and it was one of the best decisions of my life. I had never learnt so many different facets of a teacher that goes behind teaching in the classrooms. In 2015, when I joined Vidyalankar School of Information Technology, I took subjects of Communication and Management that helped me to broaden my horizon as a teacher. It is being said that “Teaching is an Art” and very rightly it applies to my job profile. As a Communication faculty, I realised that language and communication played a pivotal role to enhance one’s personality. Hence, as a team member of the Communication and Media department, I was part of many pieces of training and lectures that had been arranged for both students and faculty. .In VSIT, I learnt that online education is significantly enhancing and diversifying opportunities to drive our own learning. These trends in online education are creating new opportunities for learning and new models for success and hence breaking ties with traditional methods of teaching.
Vidyalankar School of Information Technology is amongst the most popular colleges in the city, offering undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes in IT, Commerce, Management and Mass Media. Vidyalankar School of Information Technology is a college affiliated with the University of Mumbai and approved by the Government of Maharashtra.