DUK launches PG admissions
The Hindu
It offers on-campus courses in various cutting-edge areas
Digital University Kerala (DUK) has commenced admissions to its first postgraduate batch in MTech and MSc. According to a press note, the university offers postgraduate on-campus courses in various cutting-edge areas that cater to the demands of Industry 4.0. The AICTE-approved masters programmes include MTech in Computer Science and Engineering with specialisations in Connected Systems and Intelligence, Artificial Intelligence, and Cyber Security Engineering; and MTech in Electronics Engineering with specialisations in AI Hardware, Signal Processing and Automation.
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