DTU Launches New Integrated BSc-MSc in Data Science & Applied Statistics

Delhi Technological University (DTU) has launched new five-year integrated BSc-MSc programmes in Data Science and Applied Statistics, alongside a specialised Economics double major option for BTech students starting from the 2026-27 academic session.

Announced during the university’s 85th-anniversary celebrations, these interdisciplinary tracks aim to bridge the gap between engineering, data analytics, and financial sciences [careers360.com]. Admissions for the integrated science programs are currently open and will be processed entirely through CUET UG 2026 scores, with the registration window closing on July 31, 2026 [instagram.com, careers360.com].

DTU Expands Academic Portfolio with Data Science and Applied Statistics

The newly introduced 5-Year Integrated BSc-MSc programs allow students to seamlessly transition from undergraduate to postgraduate studies without a separate re-application process [careers360.com]. Data Science and Applied Statistics join DTU's existing integrated science portfolio, which includes Biotechnology, Chemistry, Economics, Mathematics, and Physics [careers360.com]. The curriculum focuses on machine learning, computational techniques, and practical data analytics to meet growing industry demands.

New Economics Double Major and International Pathways for BTech Students

In a move to enhance the commercial and analytical acumen of engineering students, DTU has introduced a Double Major in Economics specifically for BTech undergraduates [careers360.com]. This curriculum features advanced tech-driven economic modules, including:

• Economics of AI  

• High-Frequency Algorithmic Trading  

• Game Theory and Platform Economics 

Additionally, DTU has partnered with the University of Houston to offer an accelerated 4+1 BTech-MS program, enabling engineering students to earn a master's degree in the United States with just one additional year of study.

Future Expansion: Mechanical and Quantum Technology

DTU also announced upcoming expansions to its engineering departments. A new BTech in Mechanical and Automation Engineering will debut for the 2026-27 session, followed by dedicated programs in Computer Science & Engineering and Quantum Technology in the 2027–28 academic year.