SAKURA SANGAM: Indo-Japan Joint Workshop Virtual Collaboration between SRM AP and Toyo University
July 29 - July 30
In a groundbreaking initiative, the Directorate of International Relations & Higher Studies, along with the Departments of Mechanical Engineering and Electrical and Electronics Engineering, is set to host a virtual collaborative joint workshop titled “SAKURA SANGAM: Indo-Japan Joint Workshop.” This two-day event, scheduled for July 29 – 30, 2024, aims to foster academic, cultural, and career collaborations between the prestigious Toyo University in Japan and SRM University-AP.
Day 1 – The workshop will focus on academic workshops covering key subjects in Mechanical, Electrical, and Electronics engineering. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in dynamic sessions, exchange knowledge, and explore the latest developments in these fields.
Day 2 – Participants will have the chance to engage in talks and seminars that explore the rich cultural heritage of both nations, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for their traditions and customs. Additionally, career-oriented sessions will provide students with valuable insights into the professional landscape, offering guidance on internships, job prospects, and industry trends in both Japan and India.
With the world becoming increasingly interconnected, initiatives like this play a vital role in fostering international collaborations and promoting global understanding. The workshop promises to be a landmark event, bringing together the best minds from India and Japan to create a vibrant and inclusive environment for academic and cultural exchange.
The SAKURA SANGAM workshop represents a significant milestone in the collaboration between SRM University-AP and Toyo University. By bringing together students, faculty, and industry professionals from two distinct nations, it aims to create a platform for cross-cultural exchange and mutual learning. This workshop will not only strengthens academic ties but also opens doors to future collaborations and partnerships between the two universities.