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Chandigarh University Offers 270+ Value-Added-Courses in Emerging Fields; to Boost Multi-Disciplinary Learning & Employment

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Chandigarh University Offers 270+ Value-Added-Courses in Emerging Fields; to Boost Multi-Disciplinary Learning & Employment
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Chandigarh University has introduced over 270 value-added courses to bridge the gap between traditional academic curricula and the evolving needs of the modern workforce. The initiative aims to improve student employability in fields like AI, data science, and cybersecurity.

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This reflects a broader trend in higher education where universities are increasingly partnering with industry to provide specialized certifications to remain competitive.

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7.5 Lakh Certifications Completed by Students; Enhances Employment by 30% in Campus Placements

CHANDIGARH, India , July 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- With rapid technological advancements in recent years, the workforce requirements across industries have also changed significantly that in turn has prompted the employers across the world to look for graduates with a broader range of skills. As artificial intelligence, automation, data science, cybersecurity and digital transformation continue to alter the way industries function, the classroom teaching is no longer sufficient to prepare graduates for the rapidly changing job market. Today's employers expect graduates to possess not only domain knowledge but also industry-recognized certifications, practical exposure and multidisciplinary competencies that not only prepare them for the future of work but also train them in a way that they start making meaningful contributions to the organization from day one itself.

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