Karunya and Roots Multiclean sign MoU to cooperate on various aspects of academic advancement.

Updated on: Wednesday, October 03, 2012

Karunya University, Coimbatore and Roots Multiclean Ltd  signed an MoU on to cooperate on various aspects of academic advancement.

According to the MoU, Roots Multiclean Ltd would assist students and faculties on aspects like:          

    Impart personality development and communication skills to the students.
    Conducting Technology seminars and workshops.
    Organizing seminars and guest lecturers to interface the students with global industry needs.
    Providing training for the faculty on leading edge Technologies and other relevant areas.
    Academic consultants.
    Intellectual Property Development.
    Participation in Board of Studies Development meetings.
    Placement assistance for the students.

On behalf of Karunya University, Dr. Joseph Kennady, Registrar, signed the MoU with Mr.Ruediger Schroeder, the CEO, Roots Multiclean Ltd, a leading manufacturer of industrial Multicleaning machines in India in the presence of Dr. Jeyakumar Daniel, Chancellor representative, Dr. Paul .P. Appasamy, Vice-Chancellor, and Shantini Pandiaraj, The Head of the Department of Electronics and Media Technology.

Karunya School of Media, Coimbatore is also involved in academic and research activities related to media and its aspect. It has joined hands with Roots for the first time for the betterment of the academics and research.

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