Developing Humanist Engineers
The Hindu
Developing Humanist Engineers
Eminent scientist and technologists argue that if not monitored and controlled properly, emerging technologies like AI and machine learning can play havoc on earth. On the other hand, if used responsibly they can also help solve some of the most daunting challenges facing humanity. Therefore, the need is to develop responsible engineers who can lead us towards a sustainable future. One of the institutions dedicated to this mission is - MGM University.
Given below are the engineering colleges, programs and facilities at MGM University:
Jawaharlal Nehru Engineering College (JNEC): One of the first private engineering colleges in the region,JNEC was established in 1983. Since its very inception the college has created its own mark through quality education, disciplined environment and practice-based teaching-learning methods. The college has collaborated with leading tech companies, universities and industry experts to provide students with hands-on training in latest technologies along with internship, project and placement opportunities.
University Department of Information & Communication Technology (UDICT) : Aiming to transform students into futuristic technocrats, UDICT was established to provide students with world-class education in emerging technologies such as AI, Machine learning, Internet of Things (IoT), Blockchain Technology and Big Data Analytics. Thestate-of-the-art infrastructure, brilliant faculty members and the industry-oriented course curricula of the department tremendously enhance employability of students.
School of Engineering & Technology (SOET) : MGM University established SOET to meet the rising need of quality engineering education right after SSC in the region and beyond.Equipped with advanced facilities, the school offers a wide variety B. Tech. (After SSC and HSC), M. Tech. (After HSC and B.Tech.) and PG Diploma programs.
University Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences (UDPS) : Approved by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI), UDPSwas founded to tap into the increasing demand of qualified pharmacist in India, the pharmacy of the world.
Institute of Fire Service Engineering (IFSE) : Empowered with advanced infrastructure, facilities and equipment, the Institute provides practical training to the students to become professional Fire Safety Engineers for industrial and commercial environments.
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