Kerala Governor Inaugurates India’s First Digital University
Governor of Kerala, Arif Mohammed Khan has inaugurated India’s first Digital University named Kerala University of Digital Sciences, Innovation and Technology. A Digital University has been set up in Kerala’s Technocity, Mangalapuram. Kerala University is established by upgrading the two-decade-old state government’s Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management Kerala (IIITM-K).
University has been started with five schools:
School of Computer Science and Engineering;
School of Digital Sciences; School of Electronic Systems and Automation;
School of Informatics
School of Digital Humanities
Liberal Arts, covering science, technology and humanities aspects of the Digital world.
About Digital University In Kerala
India’s first Digital University will focus on postgraduate programmes and research along with building strong industry-academic and academic-academic linkages with leading institutions in India and abroad.
Developed on a 10-acre campus in Technocity, the university will provide education to 12,000 residential scholars on the campus and many technology-linked learners outside. The university seeks to lead the Digital Transformation Initiatives announced by the Kerala Government in the Budget 2021.
Important takeaways for all competitive exams:
Kerala CM: Pinarayi Vijayan.
Kerala Governor: Arif Mohammad Khan.
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