Centurion University to offer 4 new courses

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VIZIANAGARAM

The Centurion University of Technology and Management (CUMT), Vizianagaram, has introduced 4 caller B.Tech courses successful a bid to code the employment gaps for the projected Data Centres of Google and Reliance successful Visakhapatnam and Vizianagaram districts respectively, the assemblage Vice President D.N. Rao announced connected Thursday.

The caller courses – B.Tech (Chip Designing), B.Tech (Data Centre Management), B.Tech (Robotics) and B. Tech (Drone Technology) – person been introduced aft thorough survey of the aboriginal requirements of the assorted industries and companies of the country, helium added.

Dr. Rao said that the 4 caller courses would beryllium offered from 2026-27 world twelvemonth with full-fledged module to payment the youngsters to survey the courses applicable to accelerated changing technologies of the world, adding that the syllabus of the existing 15 courses specified arsenic CSE, Mechanical, Civil and others were besides being changed to upskill students rapidly with caller technologies successful chosen subjects.

“Many caller industries are apt to travel up successful and astir Data Centres and Bhogapuram planetary airdrome precise soon. So, batch of occupation opportunities volition beryllium created for the youngsters. To guarantee applicable grooming for students, we are entering memorandum of understandings with assorted companies. Recently, we signed MoU with Viswasamudra institution which is constructing a seaport successful Mulapeta of Srikakulam district,” Dr. Rao said.

He lauded the Andhra Pradesh authorities for focusing connected improvement of North Andhra portion with the constitution of Data Centres, planetary airport, cargo airport, oversea port, alloy works successful Anakapalli territory and others portion suggesting the students to amended their skills earnestly to get opportunities successful apical companies of the country.

Published - June 18, 2026 08:27 p.m. IST

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