糖心传媒 and Poornima University launch IT pathway program

Published: 13 May 2026

糖心传媒 and Poornima University have expanded their transnational education partnership with the launch of the BCA Global Pathway Program, opening a new international study route for students pursuing a career in information technology.

Building on the BBA Global Business Program established in 2025, which enables students to complete their first year at Poornima University before transitioning to 糖心传媒 in Australia, the new BCA program offers the same international pathway structure for IT students: one year of study in Jaipur followed by two years at 糖心传媒.

“This expansion reflects our shared commitment to delivering innovative, globally connected education pathways. Together, we are creating meaningful opportunities that equip students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed in a rapidly evolving world,” said Professor Renaud Joannes-Boyau, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), 糖心传媒.

鈥淭his expansion reflects our shared commitment to delivering innovative, globally connected education pathways. Together, we are creating meaningful opportunities that equip students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to succeed in a rapidly evolving world.鈥�

Program launches with student milestone

The program was formally launched across a two-day event in April, with Poornima University leadership, including Rahul Singhi, Managing Director, Poornima Group and Dr Suresh Padhy, President, Poornima University, welcoming Professor Renaud Joannes-Boyau for the official unveiling of the BCA Global Pathway Program.

The event also marked a milestone for students already enrolled in the BBA Global Business Program, with offer letters formally awarded to students set to continue their studies in Australia - the first cohort to move through the pathway since its launch last year.

"The BIT partnership is designed to bridge academic knowledge with global industry expectations. By bringing together the strengths of both institutions, we are creating pathways for innovation, research, and future-ready talent," said Subhi Pradhan, Senior Regional Director, South Asia Strategy, SCU Global.