WORKING PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMMES

In recent times technology is growing in fast space. Working professionals need to be constantly updated with new technologies in their field of work. To pursue full-time courses and work simultaneously is the challenge faced by most working professionals. Addressing this challenge, many universities and colleges have come up with work-related learning programs (WILP). A work-related learning program is an imitative take by many colleges & universities that offers students higher education through correspondence while they continue their work. These programs typically integrate classroom learning with real-world work experiences. The courses are specially designed for working professionals. Various colleges and universities often offer these programs in partnership with businesses, government agencies, or nonprofit organizations.

Pursuing courses under WILP strengthens the fundamentals of the learner, which includes a mix of experiential learning. The learners have access to academic and industry mentors, assignments, case studies, and work-integrated activities. A comprehensive study material is provided to the learners. Material like e-books, study guides, and practice tests are provided to the learners.

The course is a very popular course among working professionals because of its high salary package, growth opportunities, and technical exposure. The flexibility of the course allows professionals to work and study at the same time.

Working Professional Program Main Highlights

• Work Integrated
• Experiential Learning
• Continuous Assessment
• Industry Expert Mentorship
• Live Interactive Session

Working Professional Program Duration and Admission

The duration of the course varies depending on the course pursued. Usually, it can range from 6 months to 3 years. The specific courses and admission requirements may vary depending on the colleges and universities and program. The aspirants must visit the respective websites of the colleges and universities for detailed information about the courses they offer, eligibility criteria, admission process, and other relevant details.

Working Professional Program Eligibility

Colleges and universities require working professionals to have at least a diploma or bachelor's degree. In some cases, a minimum number of work experience is also required.

Working Professional Program Courses

The colleges and universities offer a wide range of WILP courses in various disciplines, such as engineering, management, computer science, finance, healthcare, and more. Some of the common courses under this program include –

• B.Tech
• M.Tech
• MBA
• MCA
• BBA
• BCA
• Diploma Courses
• M.Sc

Universities/ Colleges Offering WILP

Many colleges and universities across India have various WILP programs under their umbrella. Following are some of the colleges and universities -

• Mangalayatan University
• Lingaya's Vidhyapeeth Engineering
• Mewar University
• Shri Venkateshwara University
• BITS Pilani
• Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT)
• Sikkim Manipal University
• Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning
• Symbiosis Centre for Distance Learning
• IGNOU
• Amity University Online

For detailed information about the courses offered under Online Courses, eligibility criteria, admission process, and other relevant details, the aspirants can visit “My First College.”