GHRISTU pioneers in the field of Education – Industry Interface. GHRISTU, India’s first Skill Tech University located in Pune, Maharashtra, combines academic rigour with hands on training to produce industry ready professionals.
We dedicate meticulous efforts to the construction of our programs by covering the fundamental development skills, ideas, and innovation in each field of growing demands, such as Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Data Science, Healthcare Technology, and Advanced Manufacturing. At the same time, we deliver state-of-the-art infrastructure coupled with industry-relevant curricula and a focus on experiential learning to make sure our students gain the skills required to thrive in today’s dynamic world economy.
This is about creating a culture of excellence, curiosity and lifelong learning to drive GHRISTU. The collaborations we do with leading industries, global universities, and professional bodies offer internships, research and skill enhancement opportunities unmatched by any other learning institution in the country.
Education at GHRISTU extends beyond the 4 walls — we invest in molding tomorrow’s leaders with the right technical expertise, problem solving skills, and values. Our goal together is to enable youth change adversities into opportunities, and to meaningfully contribute to society, and the world.
Two Year (2) course with two semesters in a year.
ICT-based learner-centric academic environment.
MoUs with various organisations.
Incubation centre for financial support in innovative projects and startups.
In India, professionals with 5+ years of experience earn varying salaries based on location, company, and individual knowledge.
According to various reports, the global market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 40% by 2030
2 Million Job Opportunities worldwide for experienced professionals in the industry.
An MBA in Finance is a postgraduate program that focuses on financial management, investment analysis, corporate finance, and financial markets.
Graduates can work as financial analysts, investment bankers, portfolio managers, CFOs, or financial consultants.
No, but a basic understanding of accounting or economics helps. Most programs cover fundamentals in the first semester.
Analytical thinking, financial modeling, risk management, decision-making, and strategic planning.
Typically 2 years for full-time MBAs; some programs offer 1-year or part-time options.