The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jodhpur has launched a new Bachelor of Science (BS) in Management and Technology programme for the 2026–27 academic session, aiming to prepare students for careers shaped by artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation, and emerging technologies. The programme combines technology, management, and innovation to help graduates succeed in an increasingly AI-driven economy. (Source: The Indian Express)
According to the institute, the programme has been designed to address the growing demand for professionals who possess both technical expertise and business management skills. The curriculum integrates subjects such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, business strategy, innovation management, entrepreneurship, digital technologies, and decision-making, providing students with a multidisciplinary learning experience.
The course is intended for students who aspire to build careers at the intersection of technology and business, preparing them for roles in product management, consulting, technology leadership, startups, operations, and AI-enabled industries.
Candidates seeking admission should review the official IIT Jodhpur notification for detailed information regarding eligibility criteria, admission process, programme structure, fee details, and important dates before applying.
The BS in Management and Technology includes:
The programme is suitable for students who are interested in:
Applicants should ensure they meet the eligibility requirements prescribed by IIT Jodhpur.
Graduates of the programme may pursue careers in:
The interdisciplinary nature of the programme is designed to prepare students for leadership roles in technology-driven industries.
As AI continues to transform industries, employers increasingly seek professionals who can combine technical knowledge with business acumen. IIT Jodhpur's new BS programme reflects this shift by offering a curriculum that bridges engineering, management, and emerging technologies.
For students looking to build careers beyond traditional engineering pathways, the programme provides an opportunity to develop future-ready skills aligned with the evolving demands of the global workforce.