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Sharnbasva University signs MoU with Anugraha Eye Hospital for industry-academia collaboration

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Sharnbasva University signs MoU with Anugraha Eye Hospital for industry-academia collaboration
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Sharnbasva University has signed an MoU with Anugraha Eye Hospital to provide BBA students with internships and practical training in hospital administration. The partnership aims to improve student employability through hands-on experience and mentorship.

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Industry-academia partnerships bridge the gap between theoretical education and professional requirements, enhancing career readiness for students.

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The Faculty of Business Administration (Exclusively for Women) at Sharnbasva University on Thursday entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Anugraha Eye Hospital, also known as Bhoruka Netralaya, a unit of the Vikassanum Education and Welfare Trust, to strengthen industry-academia collaboration and enhance practical learning opportunities for students.

The agreement was signed by Registrar Lakshmi Patil Maka on behalf of Sharnbasva University and Chairman of Anugraha Eye Hospital Prabhugoud B.L.

The MoU seeks to establish sustained academic and industry collaboration by providing BBA students with internship opportunities and practical exposure in various aspects of hospital administration and management. The partnership will also facilitate industrial visits, guest lectures, workshops and training programmes aimed at enhancing professional competence and employability of students.

Under the agreement, students will receive hands-on training in functional areas such as hospital administration, front office management, human resource management, patient relationship management, marketing, finance and general administration.

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