Blue Ocean Corporation signs MoU with AICTE to integrate U.S. accredited supply chain programme with Indian universities

Blue Ocean Corporation, which is into logistics and proviso concatenation training, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to formally integrate its Foundations of Supply Chain Management (FOSCM) course, accredited by the Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM), USA, into the database of AICTE-approved programs for Indian universities. 

Blue Ocean having trained implicit 500,000 professionals crossed the satellite implicit the past 28 years is presently undertaking enlargement crossed India, to marque international-standard proviso concatenation acquisition accessible to students crossed large world institutions, it said.

“We judge that the aboriginal of proviso concatenation excellence lies successful early, high-quality education. This concern with AICTE marks a decisive measurement successful making globally benchmarked learning accessible to Indian students astatine scale,” said Sathya Menon, radical CEO, Blue Ocean Corporation.

“The inclusion of planetary certification programs successful the Indian world model enhances employability and broadens the planetary outlook of students. With entree to AICTE’s National Internship Portal, learners volition payment from vulnerability to starring manufacture environments,” said Dr. Chandrasekhar Buddha, Chief Coordinating Officer, AICTE.

The concern builds upon an earlier statement betwixt the 2 institutions nether which assemblage students enrolling successful Blue Ocean’s proviso concatenation programs were granted entree to AICTE’s National Internship Portal, offering them real-world vulnerability done internships with starring corporates. 

“Blue Ocean ever believes successful making a existent difference, particularly erstwhile it comes to empowering young minds. This concern is precise important to america arsenic it takes global-quality acquisition into Indian classrooms, wherever it matters most,” said Sourav Ganguly, member of the committee astatine Blue Ocean Corporation.