EThames Business School teams up with KPMG for academic programmes

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EThames Business School (EBS) has collaborated with KPMG to offer a suite of industry-relevant academic programmes that bridge the gap between education and professional practice.

As part of this collaboration, KPMG in India, as academic partner, will help in delivery of the following programmes offered by EThames Business School (EBS). These include B.Com (Taxation), B.Com (Financial Accounting), BBA (Business Analytics), BBA (Financial Markets and Investment Banking), BCA (Data Science and AI) and BCA (Cyber Security).

“Our programmes, developed in collaboration with EThames Business School, are designed to prepare students for the jobs of tomorrow and propel their career forward,’‘ Narayanan Ramaswamy, Partner and Head of Education and Skill Development, KPMG in India said in a release.

“This partnership with KPMG in India is a game changer for our students, who will be entering the globally competitive job markets equipped with the knowledge and skills that align with cutting edge industry expectations” said Kali Prasad Gadiraju, Chairman, Ethames Business School. 

Published on April 16, 2025

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