RBU starts pathway programmes for US, Canada

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Updated At : 11:59 AM Jun 21, 2021 IST

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Mohali, June 20

Rayat Bahra University (RBU) has tied up with Eton College, Canada, to start several courses where students will spend two years at the RBU and two years at the University in Canada.

A unique feature of the programme is that the students can begin their Canadian programme at Eton College, India, and adapt to the Canadian education model.

The students can save 60 per cent money in the first two years by studying at the Eton College, Indian campus, at Rayat Bahra University.

RBU Chancellor Gurvinder Singh Bahra said it was a joint venture of the RBU and Eton College, Vancouver.

The Chancellor said it was a joint delivery programme, where the students would spend two years at Eton College, India campus, and two years at City University, Capilano University, Royal Roads University and Vancouver Community College. — TNS

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