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Admission Notification for Advanced Diploma in Project Management in collaboration with the University of Calgary, Canada

Advanced Diploma in Project Management .
In collaboration with the University of Calgary, Canada
Applications from elegible candidates are invited for admrssion to "Advanced Dlploma In Project Management".

Duration of Course : 1 Year (PartTkna)(Jan 2012 to Dec2012)
Ellglblllty : Post SSC Dlploma In Engg. 8 Tech plus three years of relevant experience or Four years Bachelor's Degree In Engg. and Tech plus one year relevant experience.
Programme Center : 1) Government Polytechnic, Mumbai 2) LBT Institute of Technology, Powai (Allotment of programme center will be whole discretion of MSBTE)
Intake : Minimum 100
Programme Fees : Rs. 2,50,000/- Per Year
Salient Features :-
Course will be taught jo~ntlyb y faculty from the Un~versityo f Calgary, Canada and experts from Ind~aT. he Program IS useful for practicing professionals, who manage, plan, execute or sponsor construction, R&D, facility upgradation, or sixsigma projects. Joint certification from Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education and the University of Calgary,Alberta, Canada.

Application form 8 rnformation leaflet will be avariable (by paying Rs.l000/- in CashIDD In
favor of Director, Maharashtra State Board of Technrcai Education. Mumbal) 8 recelved at
Government Polytechnic, Mumbai.

Schedule of Admission Acthritles








http://dte.org.in/download/Calgary_Notification-MSBTE.pdf

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