Anurag University Students Complete Trustworthy AI Summer School in Germany
Four students from Anurag University have successfully completed the Summer School on “Trustworthy AI – Machine Learning Meets Blockchain” at OTH Regensburg, Germany, held from August 10–21, 2026. The participating students were Adithi Mandhala (B.Tech AIML), Sneha Reddy Yasa (B.Tech CSE), Swaroop Gadepalli (B.Tech CSE), and Laxmi Anusha Mancha (B.Tech CSE).
The two-week programme brought together 61 students from universities across eight countries and nine nationalities, providing an enriching international and intercultural learning environment. The programme offered students valuable exposure to emerging technologies, applied learning, industry perspectives, and cross-cultural collaboration, complementing their classroom education with global academic experiences.
This international academic engagement reflects Anurag University’s commitment to creating opportunities for students to learn beyond campus and develop global perspectives. The University congratulates the students on successfully completing the programme and appreciates the support of the respective Deans, HODs, and OGA Coordinators in enabling such valuable international learning opportunities.
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