Design Thinking Program for the Undergraduates of PJTAU
A customized Design Thinking Program for agricultural graduates was launched for the first time in the country with the objective of inculcating a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship among young minds . This program is offered to final-year graduates of Agriculture and Allied Sectors across various colleges of PJTAU, who are currently engaged in the Agri Entrepreneurship Learning Program (AELP). A comprehensive package of customized power-packed sessions in five modules, that orient and expose the students to the scope of entrepreneurship, current activities under AELP, and the scope of entrepreneurship in India with success stories of successful student entrepreneurs, with timely feedback sessions. Till now AgHub has completed Five Design thinking Programs for the undergraduates of PJTAU and More than 2000 plus students have trained as part of the program.
Design Thinking program 1.0
Design Thinking program 2.0
Design Thinking program 3.0
Design Thinking program 4.0
Design Thinking program 5.0
Design Thinking for Postgraduates & Researchers of PJTAU
Feeling the need to translate the research findings to market-ready ideas, technologies and services among the Postgraduate students, AgHub is offering a first-of-its-kind Certificate Program on Design Thinking program for the Postgraduates of PJTAU in agriculture & allied disciplines across research disciplines of PJTAU. This Design Thinking program for the Postgraduates of PJTAU is designed specifically to help Postgraduates (MSc & PhD) understand the concepts of design thinking, translational research, innovation and entrepreneurship and ideation, leading to identifying a real-time problem and develop innovative solutions.
- Customised curriculum
- Interaction with Successful Entrepreneurs
- On-ground exposure and experience
- Hand Holding and mentoring support
Certificate Program on Design Thinking for the Agribusiness Management students of ICBM-SBE.
AgHub conducted a Certificate Program on Design Thinking for the Agribusiness Management students of ICBM-SBE . The program was conducted physically at AgHub, PJTAU and aimed to equip the students with the knowledge and skills required for Design Thinking. The program was designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of Design Thinking and to enable the participants to apply it in real-world scenarios. The program was delivered by experienced faculty members and industry experts who shared their knowledge and insights on Design Thinking. The sessions included lectures, case studies, and practical exercises, which provided a hands-on learning experience to the participants.
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