CSE Students Complete International Summer School at OTH Regensburg, Germany
Three students from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering — Laxmi Anusha, Swaroop Gadepalli, and Sneha Reddy — successfully participated in and completed the International Summer School Program 2026 at OTH Regensburg, Germany. The programme focused on the theme “Trustworthy AI/ML Meets Blockchain,” providing students with valuable exposure to emerging technologies and global academic practices.
The international programme offered an enriching learning experience, enabling students to broaden their technical knowledge, gain cross-cultural exposure, and engage with contemporary developments in Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Blockchain. Their participation reflects the growing global academic engagement of Anurag University students.
Anurag University congratulates the students on this remarkable international achievement and wishes them continued success. Special appreciation is extended to Ms. Peddaboina Yamuna, Department Faculty Coordinator, for her efforts and coordination, along with the University leadership and Office of Global Affairs (OGA) for their continued support in facilitating international academic opportunities.
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