Hindustan Univ, VW sign MoU on advanced course

Hindustan University and Volkswagen Group Sales India Private Limited have signed an MoU to offer  Advanced Diploma Course in Autotronics in Chennai, India. This unique course will be offered for the first time in India through Hindustan University. 

Volkswagen Group Sales India Private Limited (VWGSIPL) is in the business of sales and service of Volkswagen Group cars in India. VWGSIPL has developed the curriculum for the Advance Diploma in Autotronics and the same will be offered in India for the first time through Hindustan University.

According to a company statement, through this course, VWGSIPL shall endeavour to provide the participating students an insight of the modern automobile technologies. Hindustan University and VWGSIPL have mutually agreed to conduct this course at the University’s premises and the University has agreed to provide necessary resources for the same. The Advance Diploma in Autotronics course consisting of three learning modules spread over a period of 18 months which includes a 10 Weeks of internship. The program aims to raise the skills levels of recipients and further prepare them to join the global workforce in the automotive industry.

Hindustan University was established as a private engineering institution 28 years ago by the late K.C.G. Verghese, Founder Chairman and a leading educationist and philanthropist. Hindustan University has been approved by India's University Grants Commission and has received many awards and recognitions for its excellence in higher education. Hindustan University currently offers 28 undergraduate courses and 38 postgraduate courses in addition to research programmes in engineering and technology, architecture, management sciences, applied sciences, and social sciences. More than 6,000 students are pursuing their studies at the campus.

Source: Hindustan University / Volkswagen