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SAITM Engineering undergraduates take wing to AIT

Come August 31, 2011, the lives of 60 bright young Engineering students of SAITM will change forever. After successfully completing the first stage of their degree programmes in various disciplines ranging from Civil and Infrastructure Engineering to Mechatronics Engineering, they will take wing to Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Thailand for the final stage of the BSc. Eng.(Hons) degree spanning two years.


SAITM Engineering undergraduates
undergoing practical training

At AIT, located 60 km away from Bangkok, Thailand, the students will come under a faculty of world renowned academics in an environment of advanced research laboratories which will provide the ideal backdrop in moulding world class Engineers. The campus in a 400 acre setting comprising facilities for cricket, soccer, tennis, basketball, badminton and a 18 hole golf course and numerous other indoor and outdoor activities plus ample space for the students to mingle with other international students. The student union of AIT is always a hive of activities organizing a host of events including organizing tours to neighbouring countries such as Malaysia, Burma, Vietnam and China.

Another group who eagerly await the arrival of SAITM first batch of undergraduates is the AIT Sri Lankan association. This group comprising more than 50 postgraduate students from Sri Lankan State Universities organizes a variety of cultural and sporting events at AIT.

At AIT, students will be provided with in-campus hostels at subsidized fees in fully furnished rooms with attached bathrooms, Wi-Fi facilities and food courts, banks and medical facilities close by within the Campus premises.

Along the way, the opportunities the students get will be countless. Already it is confirmed that the top 20% performers are to get 50% of AIT tuition fees waived in the form of scholarships.

Further, the students will get opportunities to work part time at AIT laboratories and the option of entering student exchange programmes where they will be studying one or two semesters at leading Engineering Universities in Europe or Asia- Pacific. During the course, students will also undergo industrial training for six months, a unique opportunity to get exposed to industry experience at leading multi-national industrial organizations overseas.

Towards the end of the course, the undergraduates will be exposed to job fairs, where world renowned organizations will be present to offer career opportunities in various disciplines, while those students who wish to follow post graduate studies are guaranteed MSc and PhD opportunities at AIT and other affiliated Universities in Europe and Asia- Pacific.

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