IIT Delhi offers Executive Programme in Healthcare Entrepreneurship and Management

IIT Delhi has announced the Executive Programme in Healthcare Entrepreneurship and Management, the last date to apply is February 8, 2023. The programme will cover conception, design, prototyping, testing, customer discovery, sales and marketing, commercialization and management of innovative healthcare products and services.

Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) has announced Executive Programme in Healthcare Entrepreneurship and Management. 

The course is designed for graduates and working professionals to develop traditional entrepreneurship roles. This learner-centric programme will cover the conception, design, prototyping, testing, customer discovery, sales and marketing, commercialization, and management of innovative healthcare products and services.

"The development, design, testing, customer identification, sales and marketing, commercialization and management of new healthcare products and services will be covered in this course," reads the IIT Delhi statement.

The eligibility requirement is a bachelor's degree, and prior work experience or a certificate of completion of an internship or project is desirable. The educational document required with the application is a consolidated graduation mark sheet, and passing certificate, for experience documents (if applicable) relieving letters from previous organizations are required, and for current organizations, a salary slip or bonafide certificate from the HR department on company letterhead is needed. Also, the applicant must produce government-issued id proof like a PAN card, driving license or passport. 

Total programme fee is INR 85000 + GST. The booking amount is INR 45000+GST, and the first instalment needs to be paid on June 10, 2023, of the amount INR 40000 + GST.

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