BSE Institute ties up with two Australian universities

BSE Institute, the wholly owned subsidiary of leading bourse BSE, has entered into a pact with two Australian universities -- University of Western Sydney and Deakin University in Melbourne -- to offer collaborative programmes related to capital markets and finance.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was exchanged between Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott and BSE Institute MD & CEO Ambarish Datta alongside BSE MD & CEO Ashishkumar Chauhan.
As per the MoU with University of Western Sydney, BSE institute will "offer a dual degree" while in association with Deakin University, students would be able to apply for a Master of Applied Finance programme, a statement by BSE said today

"Both the programmes are industry defined, structured so as to enable students to undergo and study part of the program at BSE Institute - Mumbai, intern with corporates and then get transferred to respective Universities to complete the programs," BSE said.
The programmes are for duration of two years and include internship opportunities for the students of BSE institute with the companies of the Australian financial markets.
"India is at the cusp of a golden period of growth and it is just the right time for students to learn global best practices from Australian Financial markets and participate in the Indian opportunities as well," Datta said.

The BSE institute provides, among others, over 5 master level programmes including a Post Graduate programme in Capital Markets and more than 60 customised courses for its students.
Besides, the institute has partnered with several top foreign universities and institutions to bring top-class teaching and education standard for its students.