2026-2027: Field Visits / Educational Trips

2026 - 2027

Industrial Visit to KTV Health Food Pvt. Ltd.

September 12, 2026

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Students Gain Industrial Exposure at KTV Health Food Pvt. Ltd.
 
The Centre for Student Development (Entrepreneurship Development Cell and Institution’s Innovation Council), in association with the Department of Business Administration, Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women, organised an industrial visit to KTV Health Food Pvt. Ltd., SIPCOT Industrial Complex, Gummidipoondi, on 12 September 2026.
 
The visit provided students with first-hand exposure to edible oil manufacturing processes and industrial operations. They observed the major stages involved in oil refining, including degumming, neutralisation, bleaching, deodorisation and fractionation, and gained an understanding of the sourcing and processing of crude sunflower and palm oils.
 
The students were further introduced to the plant’s production infrastructure, quality control mechanisms, preventive maintenance practices and industrial safety protocols. The visit also provided insights into the organisation’s sustainability practices, particularly the reuse of treated effluent water and the adoption of recyclable packaging, highlighting the integration of environmental considerations into industrial operations.
 
The industrial exposure enabled students to connect theoretical concepts with their practical application in a manufacturing environment. It enhanced their understanding of operations management, supply chain management, quality management and industrial sustainability, while providing valuable insights into the functioning of a large-scale food-processing enterprise.

Industry–Academia Interaction Visit at Harmony Awards 2K26

July 04, 2026

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Industry–Academia Interaction Visit at Harmony Awards 2K26

The Department of Business Administration participated in the Harmony Awards 2K26, organised by JCI Chennai Harmony, on 4 July 2026 at Anna Centenary Library, Kotturpuram, Chennai. The programme served as a significant platform for fostering industry–academia collaboration by bringing together eminent personalities from government, industry, academia, and social organisations to recognise excellence, promote leadership, and encourage social responsibility.

The event commenced with a formal welcome address, followed by the felicitation of distinguished guests. The programme featured keynote addresses by eminent speakers, interactions with industry leaders and academicians, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signing ceremony, the Harmony Awards presentation, and a group photograph. The deliberations highlighted the importance of ethical leadership, professional excellence, institutional partnerships, and community engagement in addressing contemporary societal and professional challenges.

The visit offered students an enriching experiential learning opportunity to interact with accomplished professionals, industry experts, academicians, entrepreneurs, and public officials. These interactions enabled participants to gain practical insights into leadership, organisational practices, corporate ethics, innovation, and the evolving expectations of the professional world. The programme also enhanced students’ understanding of career opportunities, industry requirements, and the significance of lifelong learning, collaboration, and responsible citizenship.

The Industry–Academia Interaction Visit was a valuable academic engagement that broadened students’ professional perspectives, strengthened their leadership aspirations, encouraged meaningful networking with experts, and reinforced the importance of industry–institution collaboration in promoting academic excellence, employability, and societal development.