For the first time in India, a batch of female graduates from Kerala-based Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham has come out to storm the male bastion, yearning for a lucrative career in. . .
Amritapuri students, interested in learning more about India’s rich cultural heritage, recently had the opportunity to attend two very distinguished lectures. On January 6, 2012, Sri. K.P. Umapathy Acharya from the Viswakarma Institute of Sacred Architecture, Tamil Nadu, spoke to the students about temple architecture.
The dawn of the new year saw the Amritapuri campus host the IEEE International Conference on Technology Enhanced Education focusing on educational technology for societal benefit. The conference convened during. . .
The IEEE International Conference on Technology Enhanced Education at the Amritapuri campus hosted the first ever multi-disciplinary workshop for virtual labs. In 2009, the Ministry of Human Resources Development funded. . .
For the first time in India, an all-women batch of students have graduated from a Computerised Plumbing Course conducted bythe varsityas per the government approved modular employable skills (MES) syllabus.. . .
Amrita’s first batch of plumbing students seated with Mr. Dilip Chenoy CEO of NSDC (National Skill Development Corporation), and Prof. Bhavani B. of AMMACHI Labs. AMMACHI Labs deployed for the. . .
A one-day workshop on Technology Enhanced Learning for Schools was organized as part of the IEEE International Conference on Technology Enhanced Education at the Amritapuri campus. Over 150 school principals. . .
We have five campuses; and I remember when the institution first started, we were having quite a bit of challenge in filling up faculty positions at the campuses. So we. . .
DNA newspaper called them plumber goddesses. All seven women graduates of India’s first-ever computerized course in plumbing represented the very epitome of empowerment as they came forward to receive their. . .