Gogte Institute of Technology signs MoU with Dassault Systemes to set up centre of excellence in Belagavi
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KLS GIT has signed MoU with Dassault Systemes to set up centre of excellence in Belagavi. It will equip students and faculty with cutting-edge tools and resources, foster innovation and research, and promote sustainable engineering practices. The institute has also established a centre of astrophysics, UAV Lab, EV-COC, centre of excellence in cyber security and AI. It has also entered India Book of Records for hosting National Level Faculty Development Programme.
Karnataka Law Society’s Gogte Institute of Technology has signed a memorandum of understanding with Dassault Systemes to set up a centre of excellence in technical education in Belagavi.
Tanuj Mittal, senior director, sales and customer process experience, Dassault Systemes, and Anant Mandgi, president, Karnataka Law Society (KLS), inaugurated the centre here on Monday.
The centre of excellence will serve as a hub for research and development, training and knowledge dissemination. It will be equipped with state-of-the-art software and technology tools from Dassault Systemes, allowing students and faculty to access cutting-edge tools and resources.
This will not only enhance the learning experience but also foster innovation and research that can address real-world engineering challenges, said a release.
“We envision an ecosystem where students can gain practical experience and work on industry-relevant projects, preparing them for successful careers in today’s highly competitive job market. This partnership also reflects our shared values of sustainability and responsibility. We will collaborate on projects that promote sustainable engineering practices and contribute to a greener future,” Mr. Mittal said.
“Together, we aim to develop solutions that address some of the most pressing challenges of our time,” Mr. Mittal added.
Rajiv Aramadaka, sales director of India Public Services, said: “We will collaborate on projects that promote sustainable engineering practices and contribute to a greener future.”
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