Digital publishing course at Annamalai University

Updated on: Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Annamalai University has introduced a sponsored B.Sc. degree course in digital publishing ( DPUB ), a 100 per cent sponsored three- year degree programme from the forth coming academic year.

In association with Digiscape Gallery, the Annamalai University programme will provide the students on-the-job training at Jouve, a multinational digital publishing firm that sponsors the entire study programme costing around  Rs 70,000 per student.

After the completion of the course, the student will get Rs 6000/- as stipend in the first year and an increase of Rs1000/- every subsequent year for next two years.   

The curriculum of the course offered by Annamalai University has been designed by Digiscape Gallery in association with the CII ( Confederation of Indian Industry ) Publishing BPO Forum.

The candidates will be conferred a B.Sc degree in digital publishing by Annamalai University after they successfully complete the exams at the end of each year of the on the job study programme.

Candidates who have passed their higher secondary exams or diploma holders / graduates are eligible to apply. Maximum intake for Annamalai University seasons sponsorship programme is 40.

Annamalai University admission selection will be based on a Talent Search Exam, an online aptitude test and interview. Questions will appear from Maths and English papers.

Application can downloaded from the website : www.dpub.in.

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