While the Industry-collaborative degree programs extend over the entire duration of the degree program, the short-term certification program typically extend over one or two semesters. The Teaching-cum-Learning is in a blended mode, with more than 50% being delivered in an online mode. Further, these programs do not earn University credits but lead to globally acceptable Certifications of leading companies. These are undertaken in the pre-final year of the degree program, to enable the student to showcase their certified skills to the recruiting companies who normally visit the campus in the final year. We will inform the students about the various programs, by organizing information sessions in the campus.

Many industries readily offer to share their resources, available at their place, for the benefit of our faculty and students. We arrange short-term visits to such companies to get a real-life exposure to the high-technology equipment and to understand the usage and processes. In some cases, companies offer to set-up dedicated labs on our own campus, and train our faculty and staff on the usage. They, in turn, will use the labs to train our students. To highlight one of the bigger projects under such a scheme, we have 6 six labs set-up by Siemens under a APSSDC (Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation) scheme.

We have tied up with numerous companies from different industries for activities that include Guest lectures, FDPs, Industrial visits, Internships, Real-life projects, etc.