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EduGo Abroad, India's leading Europe education consultant, has partnered with DSTI School of Engineering, France's premier institution for advanced technology education, to inform and inspire Indian students seeking international higher education.
The collaboration kicked off with an insightful session at Aurora Engineering College in Hyderabad, attended by hundreds of students. Sebastien Corniglion, Dean of DSTI, shared valuable insights on emerging tech trends, global career opportunities, and skill development in areas like Cyber Security, Data Science, and Artificial Intelligence.
EduGo Abroad partners, Mr. B Lakshmi Prasad and Dr. PV Reddy, emphasized the importance of staying informed about the rapidly evolving technology landscape and its educational implications. "We're committed to enabling students to explore relevant avenues and gain industry-centric knowledge," they said.
Dean Sebastien Corniglion echoed this sentiment, highlighting the significance of pursuing excellence in cutting-edge streams amidst rapid advancements in Data Science, AI, and their widespread applications. "We welcome Indian students to join DSTI's esteemed programs," he added.
The event featured engaging discussions between Dr. Srilatha Chepure, Registrar of Aurora Engineering College, and Dean Sebastien Corniglion on AI and advanced technologies.
EduGo Abroad's partnership with DSTI expands its footprint in Hyderabad, facilitating higher education in Europe for students across Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. With established partnerships with prominent European institutions, EduGo Abroad bridges the gap between Indian students and world-class education.
DSTI offers a range of programs, including Applied MSc in Data Science and AI, Cyber Security, and Executive MSc in Artificial Intelligence, providing Indian students with unparalleled opportunities for growth.
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