The Presidency School of Computer Science and Engineering (Specialisation Division) has successfully signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Infosys Limited through its Infosys Springboard initiative, marking a significant milestone in strengthening academia–industry collaboration.

This partnership establishes a robust framework between Presidency University and Infosys Limited to promote digital learning, innovation, and industry-aligned skill development. The collaboration focuses on enabling students and faculty to access advanced learning resources, certification programmes, and industry-relevant training via the Infosys Springboard platform.

The MoU was signed in the presence of esteemed dignitaries:

• Dr Thiruvengadam – Vice-Chancellor
• Dr Sivaperumal S. – Pro Vice-Chancellor
• Dr Venkateswaran S. – Registrar
• Dr Shakkeera L. – Associate Dean, PSCS (Spl)
• Dr Zafar Ali Khan N. – HoD, PSCS (Spl)
• Robin Rohit Vincent – Head, NVIDIA CoE, PSCS (Spl)
• Dr Anandaraj S. P. – HoD, PSCS (Spl)
• Dr Alamelu Mangai Jothidurai – Professor, PSCS (Spl)
• Dr Mohammed Mujeerulla – Associate Professor, PSCS (Spl)
  along with faculty members.

The delegation from Infosys Limited included:

• Mr Santhosh Ananthapura – Associate Vice-President
• Mr Vinay Vasanth – Specialist, Learning (ETA), Infosys Limited

The initiative was successfully coordinated by:

• Mr Likhith S. R. – Assistant Professor, PSCS (Spl)
• Ms Priyanki Dutta – Assistant Professor, PSCS (Spl)

Key Highlights:

• Formal signing of the MoU between Presidency University and Infosys Springboard
• Access to the Infosys Springboard platform for students and faculty
• Opportunities for certification programmes, digital courses, and skill-based training
• Promotion of industry-aligned learning and experiential education

Impact for Students:
This collaboration significantly enhances student learning by providing access to industry-oriented digital resources, fostering technical and professional skill development, and expanding opportunities for certifications and continuous learning. It further strengthens the university’s commitment to digital transformation, experiential learning, and building a future-ready academic ecosystem aligned with industry needs.