MoU signed between Avinashilingam University and CODISSIA

Updated on: Saturday, April 28, 2012

To complement its efforts to withstand emerging challenges of the corporate world and successfully leverage career opportunities, city based Avinashilingam University for Women entered into a MOU with Coimbatore District Small Industries Association.
 
University Chancellor Dr T K S Meenakshisundaram said."This will be a win-win situation partnership as both Industry and the Institute stand to gain several benefits."
  
The MoU signed by him and CODISSIA president M Kandhaswamy would facilitate regular exchange of resource and knowledge, joint management development programmes, training and placement,industrial visits,project work and problem solutions and stimulating entrepreneural drive among students, he said.   

"The enduring partnership will surely redefine the future of women's education and engagement as well as build global quality on higher education to produce proressional talent for the industry," Kandhaswamy said.

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