Delhi University has announced a multi-year collaboration with Google Cloud to equip students with next-generation skills in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud computing, data analytics, and digital literacy.<\/p>\n
The initiative is expected to prepare students for an increasingly technology-driven job market by offering both academic knowledge and practical exposure.<\/p>\n
The programme will not only focus on technical training but also extend opportunities such as industry-recognised certifications, hackathons, mentorship sessions, startup incubation support, and specialised Google-led workshops for education.<\/p>\n
Students will also have the chance to participate in campus hackathons and webinars that simulate real-world problem-solving environments.<\/p>\n
PARTNERSHIP ALIGNED WITH NEP 2020<\/p>\n
Registrar Dr Vikas Gupta said the collaboration fits within the larger framework of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.<\/p>\n
He noted, “Technology adoption is growing rapidly. DU has already launched several courses in line with NEP 2020, and this collaboration with Google Cloud will add immense value by offering students future-ready skills.”<\/p>\n
The initiative, he emphasised, has been designed not just to improve employability but also to provide the confidence and adaptability needed for careers in fast-evolving fields.<\/p>\n
DU LEADERS HAIL THE COLLABORATION<\/p>\n
Dean of Colleges, Professor Balram Pani, expressed pride in the university\u2019s achievements and said, “Delhi University is the number one university in the country. This collaboration will benefit both DU and Google.”<\/p>\n
He highlighted that the programme reflects the university\u2019s commitment to providing quality education that is globally relevant while still rooted in the needs of Indian students.<\/p>\n
Professor Sanjeev Singh, also associated with the initiative, underlined that the programme would go beyond traditional learning.<\/p>\n
He confirmed that the design includes hands-on labs, regular assessments, and certifications in industry-leading courses. Such training, he said, will ensure students graduate with credentials that employers actively recognise and value.<\/p>\n
GOOGLE CLOUD ‘S VISION<\/p>\n
Shashi Sreedharan, Managing Director (India) at Google Cloud, explained the importance of the initiative for the broader education ecosystem.<\/p>\n
He said, “Technology is a powerful equaliser. It is vital that India’s next-generation talent is equipped with practical, future-ready skills. Our collaboration with DU marks a major step in shaping an AI-enabled academic ecosystem in India.”<\/p>\n
Through this collaboration, Google Cloud aims to support innovation and bridge the skills gap amongst students who will eventually become part of India\u2019s technology workforce.<\/p>\n
FUTURE-READY STUDENTS<\/p>\n
The skilling programme is expected to open pathways for Delhi University students not only in traditional employment sectors but also in entrepreneurship and research.<\/p>\n
With startup incubation support included, the initiative may inspire students to launch ventures that apply AI, cybersecurity, and data analytics to real-world challenges.<\/p>\n
By combining academic learning with hands-on experience, the partnership between Delhi University and Google Cloud signals a strong step towards preparing students for the demands of the global digital economy.<\/p>\n
– Ends<\/p>\n
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Princy Shukla<\/p>\n
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