Sustainability
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The Centres of Excellence (CoE) at Kalinga University serve as a hub for advanced learning, innovation, and industry-oriented skill development, aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The University has established seven specialized CoE across key domains to enhance students’ practical knowledge and research capabilities. These include Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning in collaboration with IBM Innovation Centre for Education, focusing on programming, algorithms, and deep learning; Electric Vehicles (EV) with Godawari Electric Motors Pvt. Ltd., supporting clean energy and sustainable mobility; Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) with Technoviz Automation, promoting smart industry; Automobile Training Centre with JustAuto Solutions; Robotics, Coding & Drone Technology with BDS Education; MSME Training with IamSMEofIndia to promote entrepreneurship and economic growth, and BRIDGE courses with Bosch.
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Electric Vehicles Training Centre
In collaboration with Godawari Electric Motors Pvt. Ltd. (Eblu)
IIoT Training Centre
In collaboration with Technoviz Automation
BRIDGE Courses Training Centre
In collaboration with BOSCH
Robotics, Coding, & Drone Training Centre
In collaboration with BDS Education
MSME Training Centre
In collaboration with IamSMEofIndia
AI & ML Courses Training Centre
In collaboration with the IBM Innovation Centre for Education
Automobile Training Centre
In collaboration with JustAuto Solutions
Our University promotes sustainable and eco-friendly practices by taking initiatives that minimise environmental impact for the betterment of our planet and future generations. The goal is to make our students environmentally conscious and responsible towards society. They are being taught ways to reduce their carbon footprints and conserve natural resources. By practising the 3 R’s (Reduce, Recycle, and Reuse), our students and faculty members work together towards green initiatives and set new benchmarks in the field of sustainable education.
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as the Global Goals, were adopted by the United Nations in 2015. The SDGs' 17 goals aim to protect the planet, end poverty, and ensure peace and prosperity by 2030. These goals are well-connected, so if one area progresses or struggles, it will impact others, too.
The Green Club of Kalinga University is a student-led initiative established to promote environmental awareness, ecological responsibility, and sustainable development practices among students, staff, and faculty members. It encourages student participation in environmental protection activities by organizing tree plantation drives, waste management campaigns, plastic-free initiatives, energy conservation programs, water conservation activities, cleanliness drives, biodiversity awareness programs, eco-friendly competitions, and environmental awareness rallies.
Green Club promotes sustainable living and active participation in conservation practices.
