Monday 18 March 2024

Our Legacy of Excellence

CHRIST (Deemed to be University) has its roots traced back to the profound visions of St Kuriakose Elias Chavara. It was established in 1969, emerging from the seeds of his educational ideals and flourished under the nurturing ethos of the Carmelites of Mary Immaculate (CMI) congregation. In 2008, the University attained Deemed-to-be University status.


CHRIST is a shining example of holistic education driven by a harmonious blend of faith and knowledge. The commitment of the CMI congregation to enriching both minds and souls provided the fertile ground for establishing this academic haven. CHRIST University is a beacon of educational excellence, reflecting the enduring legacy of the CMI congregation's tireless efforts in shaping minds and transforming lives. CHRIST University's heart lies in nurturing intellectual growth and spiritual and ethical development. This commitment is deeply ingrained in the University's ethos, permeating every aspect of its educational approach. CHRIST University endeavours to prepare students for successful careers and lives of purpose and service to society through a synthesis of academic rigour and moral guidance. In essence, CHRIST University is a testament to the profound impact of visionary leadership and unwavering dedication. Its history is a testament to the enduring legacy of St Kuriakose Elias Chavara's ideals and the transformative power of education guided by faith and enlightenment.

Wednesday 13 March 2024

Strengthening Business Relations: MOU Between IETO and CHRIST (Deemed to be University)

In a significant step towards fostering collaboration and mutual growth, the Indian Economic Trade Organization (IETO) and CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore, have formalised a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This MOU lays the groundwork for enhancing business relations and promoting reciprocal cooperation between the two entities.

One of the critical aspects of this partnership is the exchange of students, faculty, and courses, which will facilitate a diverse learning experience and promote cross-cultural understanding. Additionally, both parties will work together to organise trade delegations, expert visits, and academic conferences, further enriching their members' educational and professional experiences.


The MOU also emphasises the importance of sharing economic and market information, fostering joint research initiatives, and exchanging academia-related publications. This collaboration will enhance both organisations' academic offerings and contribute to the development of innovative solutions to economic challenges.

The MOU clearly outlines financial responsibilities, with both parties committing to bear the costs associated with their collaborative activities. Regular reviews and amendments to the MOU will ensure its continued relevance and effectiveness in achieving their shared goals. Furthermore, the MOU highlights the importance of safeguarding the interests of both parties by protecting intellectual property and ensuring confidentiality, as spelt out in the agreement. 


As this partnership takes shape, both IETO and CHRIST University are poised to benefit from each other's strengths, contributing to advancing academic and business excellence. Together, they aim to achieve their shared economic objectives and create a lasting impact on the global educational landscape.


 

Tuesday 13 February 2024

Report on Career Guidance talk

 The department of Physics and Electronics organized a Career guidance talk as an initiative by the department IQAC for BSc and MSc students on 10 February 2024. It was a part of industry academia interaction to strengthen the curriculum and help students in their career progression.


 Dr. Mukund N Naragund introduced the speaker and delivered a welcome speech.

 The resource person was Mr. Sojan James, Acsia Technologies, Bengaluru. He spoke on a theme “the space for electronics education in today’s tech-driven world”. He initially spoke about the current trends in embedded systems especially in automotive electronics sector. With his vast industrial experience, he could share a lot of tips for the students to really do hands on projects with microcontrollers and related devices. In his second part of the talk, he explained about various domains where there is a need for manpower specially in the electric vehicle power management and sensor network fields that can be explored by the students after their graduation. He stressed upon learning at least one computer programming language to begin with in undergraduate studies itself.  Apart from theses industrial fields, he also encouraged students to get into the exciting world of HAM radio, RUST programming, he also assured his guidance to the interested students.

After his talk there was a very elaborate interaction during which students asked a lot of questions related to the subject as well as related to the higher studies, internships and jobs.  Mr. Sojan answered to all the queries with a lot of enthusiasm and a lively interaction.



A total of about 150+ students attended the session and the prime takeaway for the students from the resource person was not to depend too much on AI tools, rather to focus on building individual competencies in their chosen field or subjects and working with real electronic hardware components. Students enjoyed the session. It was a fruitful session with some insights into opportunities and challenges in the domain of practical electronics.
Ms. Aadika Gupta of final year BSc. PME proposed vote of thanks. Dr. Benny Sebastian, event coordinator presented a memento as a token of appreciation and gratitude to Mr. Sojan James. Dr. Manoj B, head of the department of Physics and Electronics and all the faculty members of the department were present during the session.

The department sincerely thanks the management for supporting with all necessary arrangements for conducting this session.

Friday 1 December 2023

CUHELI: Shaping Tomorrow's Academic Leaders


We are thrilled to unveil a monumental milestone in our academic journey—the birth of the Christ University Higher Education Leadership Institute (CUHELI). This ground-breaking venture stands as a beacon of transformative leadership and excellence, dedicated to sculpting the future of academic guidance.

In collaboration with the United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia, CUHELI addresses the urgent need for leadership development in Indian and South Asian higher education. It's a visionary project aimed at nurturing leaders who will redefine the future of education and society.

Our core mission at CUHELI is to provide top-notch leadership and management training to professionals in higher education. Our unwavering commitment to evidence-based curriculum development, continuous research, and the seamless integration of technology sets us apart, ensuring a cutting-edge learning experience.

Explore our inaugural programs, featuring bespoke leadership courses, psychometric testing and coaching, consultancy services, and online certifications supported by the esteemed Christ (Deemed to be University) brand. CUHELI also embraces the latest technological advancements with a robust IT infrastructure, including Learning Management Systems, online meeting platforms, and digital learning tools, ensuring a state-of-the-art learning experience.

CUHELI, as a newly established institute, aims to build a legacy of leadership that transcends traditional boundaries. We prioritize sustainable human capital expertise, investing in our staff's deliberate selection, training, and upskilling to remain at the forefront of intellectual capital. We empower women to lead and bridge the gender gap in academic leadership. Our dedication is to foster a culture of academic excellence and leadership development, unlocking the full potential of individuals for a significant impact.
CUHELI offers competitively priced online certifications in leadership-related areas. Elevate your skills with a reputable credential and participate in the transformative change in the higher education sector.

This is not simply the inauguration of a new institute but the start of a transformative journey. Join us at CUHELI in shaping leaders who will undoubtedly play a pivotal role in the future of education and society.

Monday 16 October 2023

 

“Excitino 2023”, an Electronics mini project exhibition was held on Friday, 6 October in the Pathway, Bangalore Central Campus. The exhibition was organised by the final year BSc. PME and CME students.

This is an annual activity as a part of the project-based learning process for the students. The objective of the event is to provide experiential learning opportunity for the students to feel confident about implementing the ideas that could solve some of the societal problems, into a prototype Electronics system and exhibit to the visitors across the university using the microcontroller development boards.

There were 90 individual projects based on Arduino board and various sensors exhibited by the students.

These working projects successfully created an overall awareness about the electronic devices, circuits, Arduino platform, sensors among the visitors. This exhibition also created interest to know more about electronic systems in the students. The students from various streams of the University and faculty members from various departments visited and enjoyed being a part of this exhibition. Dr. Benny Sebastian, Prof. Johnson O V, Dr. Vineeth Valsan, Dr. Rohan Fernandes, Dr. Ruplai Patel, Dr. Krishnakumar, Dr. Partha K and Mr. Karthikeyan (alumnus of the department) evaluated the projects and encouraged the students.

Dr. George Thomas, Dean, School of Science, Dr. Manoj B, Head of the department and all the faculty members of the department were present during the exhibition.

Dr. Mukund N Naragund coordinated the whole process for Excitino 2023.  The department sincerely thanks the management for providing all necessary support and permission to organise the exhibition.


 


Friday 22 September 2023

Forging Academic Excellence: MOU with the University of Melbourne

We are elated to announce a momentous step in our journey towards academic excellence and global collaboration. CHRIST (Deemed to be University), Bangalore, has officially entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the prestigious University of Melbourne, ushering in a new era of synergy and innovation.


What does this MOU encompass?

-    Elevated Research: Our collaboration promises to be crucial for pioneering research. Scholars and researchers from both institutions will unite their expertise to embark on cutting-edge projects spanning diverse fields, propelling the frontiers of knowledge.
-    Empowering Students: The MOU invites students to embark on transformative educational journeys. Exchange programs, internships, and cross-cultural learning opportunities will equip them with a global perspective and enrich their academic experiences.
-    Knowledge Exchange: Anticipate a dynamic exchange of ideas and wisdom. We cultivate an environment where innovation knows no boundaries through workshops, seminars, and interdisciplinary dialogues.
-    Global Impact: We pledge to address global challenges head-on. By pooling our intellectual resources and expertise, we aspire to create a meaningful and lasting impact on society, shaping a more promising future.


This partnership signifies a fusion of knowledge, a celebration of shared values, and a dedication to excellence in education and research.

As we embark on this exciting journey with the University of Melbourne, stay tuned for updates on collaborative endeavours, research breakthroughs, and the inspiring stories of students and scholars who stand to benefit from this extraordinary partnership. Together, we are poised to leave an indelible mark on academia and beyond.

Wednesday 16 August 2023

Independence Day celebration 2023 at CHRIST University Central Campus

Independence Day celebrated on August 15 every year, marks the day when India gained freedom from British colonial rule in 1947. Christ University, Bangalore, too, organised a commemorative event to honour this significant national occasion.


The event began with flag hoisting at 8:30 pm by the honourable Vice Chancellor, Fr Dr Joseph CC, in the presence of the guest of honour, Lt Colonel Himanshu Singh. Fr Viju P Devassy, the Pro VC, Fr Varghese KJ, the Chief Finance Officer and Fr Sebastian Mathai, Principal of Christ Junior College, graced the event with their presence. Around 2,700 students and 245 NCC cadets, alumni and faculty members were present. The celebrations included the NCC parade, the main attraction of the event. The event was concluded by 11 am.



Our Legacy of Excellence

CHRIST (Deemed to be University) has its roots traced back to the profound visions of St Kuriakose Elias Chavara. It was established in 1969...