At VUB the system of education is semester based, and the curriculum reflects the interest of students from all parts of the world for preparing them for leadership and service in a multi-cultural, multi-institutional, global and technologically developed society. The medium of instruction is English.

Campus based instructional mode follows the usual practice of class-room lecturers, tests, practical exercises, assignments and exams in line with a full credit hour semester system. In this context, a reasonable emphasis is given on attendance in class in time, participation in the class lectures and lab work, participation in practical work at field level, completing assignments in time and appearing in the class tests/exams.

The VUB system of education provides for a major area of concentration for a Bachelor’s degree. Where multiple concentrations are available, the VUB provides for an opportunity to the students for Double Majors, without any extra credits hours requirement, subject to the approval of the Course Coordinator, on a case by case basis.

The VUB also provides opportunities for enrolling students in undergraduate program for conjoint or double degrees, subject to the approval of Course Coordinator. Under this program, a student at undergraduate level can work for two separate degrees simultaneously, say one in Bachelor of Business Administration (Honors) and the other in Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Information Technology (Honors). Under this system, a student will complete all the core courses for both the degrees but will get waivers for the common courses and a number of general education or other courses, subject to the approval of the VUB authorities on a case by case basis. A double undergraduate program will thus require a student to complete more courses than what is normally required for a single undergraduate program, but much fewer than what is required for two separate degrees.