Panjab University is preparing to offer three digital entrepreneurship courses from January 2027, with registration expected to open in December. The plans accompany a November 3 agreement-signing ceremony with The Foundary LLP, listed by the university’s Centre for Skill Development and Entrepreneurship.
The courses will run through the PU–Haydn Green Foundation School of Entrepreneurial Mindset. The Times of India reported that each course will last eight weeks, carry three academic credits and include 45 learning hours: 33 hours of self-paced study and 12 hours of live sessions.
The subjects cover innovative and creative thinking, developing an enterprise from an idea, and entrepreneurship for women. Participation is planned for university students, faculty, working professionals and other learners in India and overseas.
The new delivery arrangements follow an earlier partnership with the UK-based foundation announced in February. The November report describes proposed fees and cohorts, rather than an already-open admissions process. Further cohorts are planned for June and August 2027, with social-impact projects also forming part of the initiative.
Archive illustration: Panjab University grounds, photo uploaded in 2017, not the November 2026 signing. Photo: Spring, Panjab University, Chandigarh, India by karamveer singh, via Flickr, CC BY 2.0. Display may be resized or cropped; any adaptation remains under the linked licence.
