ITM University hosts industry-focused events to bridge academia and real-world skills

NEW DELHI: ITM University recently organised a series of events to equip students with industry-relevant skills, entrepreneurial insights, and knowledge of educational reforms. The sessions included expert-led discussions and the IIT E-Summit 2025, which exposed students to industry leaders and facilitated a learning environment that bridges academia and real-world applications.

The series began on January 10 with a talk on “Industry Expectations and Desired Skills from Gen Z.” Director of Global Strategic Marketing at Schneider Electric, Ankesh Kumar, led the session. During the session, he highlighted the need for digital proficiency, leadership, adaptability, and effective communication as essential skills for success in the workforce. He also encouraged students to engage in learning and upgrade their skills to align with industry requirements.

Focus on skill-based learning

On January 29, ITM University held an expert talk on the “Awareness on NEP 2020”. Jasmine Jha and Richa Singh led the session, which provided a detailed discussion on the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020. They discussed the structural reforms of NEP 2020, its long-term impact, and role in transforming India’s higher education landscape. The discussion emphasised the importance of flexible, skill-based education system.

IIT E-Summit 2025 highlights

As per the institute, the highlight of the series was the IIT E-Summit 2025, which took place on February 1 and February 2. It brought together entrepreneurs, industry experts, and investors. The summit connected theoretical knowledge with practical business applications through interactive workshops, case studies, and networking opportunities.

Students pitched their ideas, sought mentorship, and explored funding possibilities. “The summit provided a roadmap for young entrepreneurs, equipping them with the skills, confidence, and vision required to build successful ventures,” the press release said.

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Namita Soni highlights the learning ecosystem

“At ITM University, we are committed to providing our students with the best opportunities to grow, learn, and adapt to the ever-changing industry landscape. Through experiential learning and the creation of a dynamic Learning Ecosystem, we integrate the expertise of our faculty members, industry experts, self-paced certifications, and a robust Learning Management System,” said Namita Soni, Head of BBA iConnect programme at ITM B-School.

“Regular industry visits further enhance this ecosystem, offering students hands-on exposure to real-world industry practices. These initiatives reflect our dedication to holistic education, preparing students not only academically but also professionally,” he further said.