Woxsen University launches four new facilities at its learning academy
Team Careers360 | December 20, 2021 | 02:42 PM IST | 2 mins read
Woxsen University has launched a library and self-learning centre; Bloomberg finance lab; state-of-the-art academic block; and international sports arena.
NEW DELHI: Woxsen University, Telangana has launched four new facilities at its learning academy located at SangaReddy, Telangana including an expansive library and a self-learning centre; Bloomberg finance lab; state-of-the-art academic block; and international level sports arena named ‘The League’. The new facilities “will provide students with global standards and quality learning experiences, putting an end to their search for foreign universities for their higher education, according to Vishal Khurma, CEO, Woxsen University.”
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K T Rama Rao, minister of municipal administration and urban development of Telangana and Sabitha Indra Reddy, minister of education, Telangana, along with other government officials, corporate leaders, industry stalwarts, university's top management and the students launched the facilities today.
Woxsen University’s new facilities
The Bloomberg finance lab having 20 Bloomberg terminals will offer several opportunities for the students to learn about the complex research about financial services and capital market, hone diverse skills, and get exposure to real-time data with the use of advanced technologies.
Woxsen’s library and self-learning center gives students access to over 15,000 books and 33,000+ online resources.
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‘The League’ sports complex covers a wide range of sporting facilities including two 5-a-side football fields with FIFA quality pro synthetic turf, a box cricket arena with a pitch to ICC-standard cricket ground, etc.
New Academic Block features cutting-edge labs and studios, as well as modern lecture theatres and classrooms. The advanced laboratories, which include AI and robotics studio, analytics and behavioral labs, design studios, architecture studios, etc. and facilitate applied learning and real-time information.
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Addressing the event, Rama Rao said: “It's my first time visiting the Woxsen campus, and I must say, it's breathtakingly beautiful. The campus exudes focus and passion in spades. The kind of confidence instilled in Woxsenites is undoubtedly equipping them to compete on a global scale. Woxsen truly is no less than the best of the universities in the West. Kudos to their revolutionary vision”.
Reddy added, ‘Woxsen is a world-class university that provides students with opportunities to flourish all over the world’.
"Woxsen's Campus has long been regarded as an architectural masterpiece; the addition of these highly equipped, advanced amenities elevates it to a category not many in India can claim," said Praveen K Pula, founder and president of Woxsen University.
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