Bennett University has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Dailoqa Solutions Pvt. Ltd. to introduce a Japanese-language enabled Generative AI program focused on financial services. The agreement was signed on March 3, 2026.
The program will be integrated into the B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) curriculum at Bennett University is designed to combine artificial intelligence training, financial sector knowledge, and Japanese language learning. The initiative is aimed at preparing students for technology roles linked to the growing India–Japan business relationship.
Program Overview
The 18-month program will run alongside the existing B.Tech CSE course. It combines technical training with language learning and industry exposure.
Key features of the program include:
- Generative AI training: Focus on building and deploying agentic AI systems.
- Financial sector knowledge: Modules related to banking, insurance, and fintech.
- Japanese language learning: Preparation for JLPT N5, N4, and N3 levels.
- Cultural training: Introduction to Japanese workplace practices and communication.
- Industry interaction: Client-based projects, case studies, and sessions led by professionals.
The aim is to produce graduates who understand AI systems, financial services, and basic Japanese communication.
Structure of the Program
| Component | Area Covered | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| AI Training | Generative AI and enterprise use cases | Technical skill development |
| Financial Domain | Banking, insurance, fintech | Sector understanding |
| Japanese Language | JLPT N5, N4, N3 preparation | Communication skills |
| Cultural Training | Japanese business practices | Workplace adaptation |
| Industry Projects | Simulations and case studies | Practical exposure |
Why the Focus on Japan?
Japan is an important technology and financial market for Indian companies. Many firms working with Japanese clients prefer professionals who can communicate in Japanese and understand local work culture.
The program addresses this requirement by combining technical education with language learning.
Benefits for Key Stakeholders
The initiative is expected to benefit several groups, such as:
- Universities:
- Adds an industry-focused specialization to the CSE program
- Strengthens academic–industry collaboration
- Parents:
- Provides students with skills linked to international job markets
- Industry:
- Access to graduates with AI skills and Japanese language knowledge
- Students:
- Exposure to AI applications in finance
- Basic Japanese language certification
- Project-based learning with industry involvement
Student Interest
According to the university, many students have shown interest in the program. The response reflects increasing attention toward Japan-related technology work and language-based career opportunities.
The collaboration between Bennett University and Dailoqa Solutions adds a specialized track within the CSE program that combines AI, finance, and Japanese language learning. The program is expected to start with upcoming student batches under the existing academic framework.
