Work-Linked Degree Programs allow students to study, earn, and gain industry experience simultaneously. These programs integrate academic learning with real-world work opportunities, helping students build practical skills and career readiness while pursuing a recognized degree.

The Work-Linked Degree Program at DPU enables students to earn their bachelor’s degree while gaining hands-on industry experience. By merging academic learning with on-the-job exposure, students develop job-ready skills that make them competitive in today’s workforce.

This program helps students build technical and professional expertise through structured learning and industry-aligned roles, ensuring they graduate with real-world knowledge, practical skills, and a career advantage from day one.

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Benefits of Work-Linked Learning

Earn While You Learn

Earn While You Learn

Work and Study Together

Industry-Integrated Learning

Industry-Integrated Learning

Gain Work Experience

Gain Work Experience

UGC-Approved & Recognized

UGC-Approved & Recognized

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Frequently Ask Questions (FAQ's)

A Work-Linked Degree allows students to study and work at the same time, gaining industry experience while completing their degree. Unlike a regular degree, this program helps students develop practical workplace skills, professional networks, and financial independence during their studies.

Yes, all Work-Linked Degree programs at DPU are UGC-approved, ensuring they are recognized for employment opportunities and higher education.

Students are placed in paid industry roles, where they gain real-world work experience alongside their academic coursework, allowing them to earn a stipend/salary while completing their degree.

Eligibility criteria vary by program, but generally, students must have completed their 12th standard and age less than 23 years.