A month ago, nobody could have imagined a chaotic world where students rushing back to their countries of origin. In these uncertain times, where education overseas is a challenging prospect, the focus is shifting to unique dual degree programs that offer a global education and skill set in India. With university admissions round the corner and the changing world scenario, the double specialisation in diverse accredited dual degree programs has boosted footfalls at Amity. In fact, the queries on these programs have shot up by 60% in the last three weeks, alone.

What are Dual Degree Programs
These include over 150 bachelors and Masters programs in their ambit. This innovative program lets students begin their studies at Amity University in India before transferring to a leading international partner university. Covering fields from business and psychology to engineering and commerce, it's designed for ambitious students seeking global perspectives.
The best part? You'll graduate with two valuable credentials - one from Amity University and another from your chosen international institution. This approach significantly reduces the financial burden compared to completing an entire degree abroad.
Courses: BS Computer Engineering/ AI/ Data Science/ Comp. Sc., Master of Artificial Intelligence, BS Business Administration, BSc (Hons) Business Management, / Business Management with Year in Industry (Management/ Marketing/ Others), BA (Hons) International Business and Management, Bachelor of Science Advanced (Honours), MBA Business Analytics, MSc Management, BSc Computer Science/ Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science, BS Psychology, Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biomedical Science and more.
Geographical footprint: Starting from India, students can choose to complete their degrees in partner institutions overseas. These include Study in the UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, UAE, Canada, or the US.
Partner Universities: These include Illinois Tech University, The George Washington University, Cardiff University, University of Birmingham, Monash University, University of Melbourne , University of Adelaide, University of Sussex, University of Westminster, Nottingham Trent, Queen Mary, University of York.
What does it entail?
- 1–2 Years duration in India
- 12 campuses to choose from
- 1–2 Years Duration in Your Country of Choice
- Over 50 universities to choose from
Advantages
- Global Career Readiness: Gain a global perspective and international learning experience, boosting your career opportunities worldwide.
- Flexible Transfer Option: Start your education at Amity and smoothly transfer abroad through a structured pathway.
- International Exposure: Begin studies in India and complete the degree at a top global university—saving significantly on tuition and living expenses.
- Two Recognized Degrees: Graduate with two separate qualifications—one from Amity University and one from an international partner university.
- Wide Range of Programs: Choose from in-demand fields like Business, Engineering, Psychology, Commerce, and more.
Dual Degree Programs@ Amity: The ‘Cool Factor’
- Top Rank: Amity is ranked amongst the top 3% universities globally.
- Global Accessibility: The Amity group campuses are based in 12 overseas locations including London, Singapore, New York, San Francisco, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Tashkent, Mauritius, South Africa, Kenya.
- India's only university with the highest US & UK Accreditations.
Conclusion
The future of dual degree programs is very promising. According to some studies, these programs are expected to grow by 15–20% annually through 2030, driven by increasing demand for hybrid skills and global employability. The University Grants Commission (UGC) has introduced a ground-breaking policy enabling Indian students to enrol in dual degree programs, both within India and in collaboration with international universities. Under this framework, students must complete at least 30% of their course credits at an Indian institution when partnering with a foreign university. Industry experts and academic analysts project that this initiative will lead to a twofold increase in the number of Indian students pursuing this program.




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