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Apply for Delhi University’s Campus of Open Learning Certificate Courses; Details Inside!
Summary
The Delhi University's Campus of Open Learning (DU COL) is currently accepting applications for certificate courses designed to upgrade individual skills across various industries.
No entrance test is taken to admit candidates to these certificate courses.
The University of Delhi's Campus of Open Learning (DU COL) is currently accepting applications for an array of certificate courses designed to upgrade individual skills across various industries. Aspiring candidates, including Class 12 passouts and those awaiting results, can register on col.du.ac.in. No entrance test is taken to admit candidates to these certificate courses.
Spanning three to ten months, the following courses are being offered:
- Medical Transcription
- Airfare and Ticketing
- Airport Management
- Travel and Tourism
- Computerised Reservation System (CRS)
- Skill Program on Financial Markets
- Office Automation and E-Accounting
- Soft skills and Personality Development
- Stenography, Secretarial Practices and IT Skills
- Data Science and Machine Learning using Python
- Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security
- Fashion Design, Merchandising and Entrepreneurship
- Photography for Fashion and Ecommerce
- Fashion Modeling and Beauty Pageant Grooming
- Fashion Design and CAD
- Event Management, Marketing and Public Relations
- Interior Design and Architecture Planning
- Filmmaking, Direction and Screenplay
- Mass Communication and Digital Media Productions
- Fine Arts and Digital Arts
- Photography (Still and Video)
- Acting for Films, TV and Theatre
- Radio Jockeying, Anchoring, TV Journalism
- Animation, Motion Graphics and Video Editing
- Digital Marketing and Social Media Advertising
- 3D Animation and Video Editing
- Graphic Designing, DTP and Video Editing
- Interior Designing and CAD
- Fine Arts and Illustration
The eligibility extends to current Delhi University students and individuals enrolled in other institutions. Students from School of Open Learning (SOL), Non-Collegiate Women’s Education Board (NCWEB), regular colleges or DU departments are also encouraged to apply.
The diverse range of courses offer flexibility in learning modes with classes conducted both online and offline, and some adopting a blended approach.
Last updated on 13 Nov 2023