Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Community Engagement Project Syllabus - Mumbai University
This is the TY BCOM syllabus under NEP 2020, in force from the academic year 2026-27. The University still sets the earlier Choice Based syllabus below alongside it for ATKT candidates, so check which scheme your exam form names before you revise.
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Syllabus for Community Engagement Project
Indicative Topics for CEP
- The Global Gallery: To Develop Digital Portfolios for Rural Artisans to Facilitate Export.
- Heritage to Hub: To Bridge the Gap Between Traditional Crafts and International Luxury
- Markets.
- Brand Bharat: To Create Visual Identities for Rural "GI-Tagged" Products for Global
- Recognition
- Artisan Advocacy: A Study on the Role of Self-Help Groups (SHGs) in Collective Marketing
- and Export.
- Voices of the Village: A Study to use Storytelling and Folk Media to Market Rural Products
- to Urban Consumers.
- The Rural Entrepreneur: A Study to Empower Village Youth through Export-Oriented
- Marketing Training/ start-ups
- Clicks and Crafts: A Community Engagement Project on Onboarding Rural Artisans to
- Global E-commerce Platforms.
- Visualizing Value: A Study to help local artisans by Using Photography and Short-Form
- Video to Market Rural Tourism and Local Arts Abroad.
- Mandi to Market: A Study to help local farmers/ artists for Streamlining Supply Chains for
- Exporting Perishable Rural Arts and Crafts.
- Storytelling: A Study to help locals by developing narratives about the artisans and their
- culture to increase product value.
- Empowering Hands: A Study for Enhancing Marketability of Rural Women Artisans/
- workers
- Reimagining the Gallery: A Study Connecting Student Art with Local Cafes and Libraries
- Waste to Worth: A Study to create awareness and establishing an SSI for Eco-friendly Art
- Products
- Green Crafts Project: A Study to make aware and help develop Sustainable Packaging for
- Local Small Vendors.
- Social Media for Local Art: A Study to help Community/ locals/ brick and morter shops in
- Creative Content Marketing.
- Creative Skill Transfer: A Study to Teach Jewellery Making/ Cakes baking/ chocolates etc. to
- Women in Low-income Households.
- Holiday Handicrafts: A Project in Designing and Selling Seasonal Decor.
- Small Biz Basics: A Study on Teaching Financial Literacy to Aspiring Local Artists.
- A Study on "Analyzing Consumer Buying Behavior Towards Locally Produced Goods vs.
- Branded Goods"
- A Study on "Survey on Consumer Awareness Regarding Unfair Trade Practices in Local
- Markets"
- A Study on "E-commerce Adoption Potential Analysis for Local Handicraft Artisans”
- A Study on "Waste to Wealth: A Feasibility Study on Managing Local Small-Scale Recycling
- Enterprises"
- A Study on "Streamlining Purchasing Procedures for Small-Scale Enterprises in [Your Area]"
- A Study on "Educating Consumers on Secure Online Purchasing and Digital Payments"
- A Study on "Waste Management in Storekeeping: A Case Study of Local Storage Facilities"
- in your vicinity.
Reproduced from the University of Mumbai syllabus for Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) under NEP 2020, in force from the academic year 2026-27. Wording is as printed in that syllabus. The topics are the University's own indicative list; your college allots the project.
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