SRCC, EY India launch 12-month AI-focused programme for UG students
Delhi University's Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) has introduced Varsity for Innovation, Business and Economics, an AI-VIBE program, a 12-month initiative aimed at preparing students for careers in an AI-driven economy. Developed in partnership with Ernst & Young (EY) India, the course integrates AI education with mentorship, applied projects, and real-world business problem-solving. The program targets SRCC students from their third semester, focusing on both technical and business skills.
Artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly integrated into business functions, and AI-VIBE seeks to equip students with the knowledge and abilities to leverage AI tools and technologies across various economic sectors. The curriculum covers machine learning, Generative AI, AI agents, decision intelligence, data analytics, financial technologies, blockchain, responsible AI, and AI governance.
Students will engage in hackathons, mentoring sessions, industry collaboration, and applied learning activities, gaining exposure to emerging technologies and their practical applications.
The program is designed to address the increasing demand for AI literacy and related skills as businesses incorporate artificial intelligence into core processes. Alongside technical expertise, AI-VIBE emphasizes business problem-solving, enabling students to understand how AI can enhance decision-making and foster innovation. Admission is competitive, with a selection process comprising assessments, interviews, and a Statement of Purpose.
Selected participants will undergo continuous project-based assessments and a final evaluation throughout the 12-month program.
Sponsored by EY India, AI-VIBE is a collaboration between EY and SRCC, launched during SRCC's centennial year. The initiative aims to bridge undergraduate education with the evolving demands of the workplace while placing strong emphasis on the responsible use of artificial intelligence. Students will explore technical areas like machine learning and Generative AI, alongside responsible AI and AI governance, preparing them to navigate the ethical considerations surrounding AI application in business.
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