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2017

Deemed to be University under section 3 of the UGC Act, 1956Accredited with grade A by NAAC

Contributing to a

Sustainable Future

TERI UNIVERSITYPLACEMENT BROCHUREMBA (Business Sustainability) and MBA (Infrastructure)

TERI UNIVERSITY PLACEMENT BROCHURE 2017

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CONTENTS2 From the desk of

Vice-Chancellor

3 From the desk of Pro Vice-Chancellor

4 About TERI University

6 Academic Programmes

7 Collaborations

7 Academic Chairs at the University

8 Infrastructure

11 TERI University Library

12 Board of Management

13 Academic Council

14 Programme Overview

15 Life at TERI University

16 Programme Structure MBA

24 Our Faculty

28 Events and Activities

29 Alumni Speak

31 A Summary of Student Portfolios

32 Students’ Profile

34 Summer Internship Profiles

38 Previous Recruiters

39 Placement Procedure and Guidelines for Recruiters

40 Important Months for Recruitment

41 Map to Reach TERI University


Dr Leena Srivastava

From the desk of Vice-Chancellor

TERI University is at the forefront in responding to global concerns on environment, natural resources and climate change and is creating a workforce that is empowered to guide environmentally - friendly economic growth and human well-being. Interacting closely with the best available programmes/Universities engaged in similar efforts, our faculty ensure that the enormous learning we have from contemporary research/understanding in these areas is used to create cutting-edge, inter-disciplinary and solutions oriented curricula. This curriculum also benefits from a continuous feedback from academic peers at the national and global levels, from the employers of our students and from the students themselves—resulting in refined content and pedagogy on an annual basis. The active engagement of international faculty members and guest lecturers, along with the presence of international students on campus, ensures that a student of TERI University not only qualifies as a “sustainability professional” but is also comfortable in a multicultural setting.

With a set of identifiable areas of domain expertise, our students have the unique advantage of appreciating the roles and contributions of different disciplines in finding solutions for complex real-life challenges. Engagement with research projects, industry exposure and field visits—including, in some cases, international exchanges—all contribute to the making of these well-rounded individuals who are seeking to engage usefully with global development processes.

We are sure that our students will bring great value to your workforce and you will, while deploying them productively in your organization, give them the opportunity to hone their skills further for the greater global good. We would, of course, at all times value any feedback that you would like to offer us.

Dr Leena Srivastava

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Dr Rajiv Seth

From the desk of

Pro Vice-ChancellorAcademic programmes at the TERI University are focussed around the challenges of providing for a rising global population with a limited and degraded natural resource base. In moving towards sustainability, the implicit understanding is that there is no panacea or straight road, with recognized and established methodologies, tools or specializations leading to such development. The solutions therefore do not lie in a specific subject discipline, but must be appropriate and relevant to the context or the practical problem being addressed. Developing such an understanding among its students is best achieved through exposure to a variety of subjects, tools, and methodologies offered in interdisciplinary mode. This has been the guiding philosophy behind the programmes offered by the TERI University and is practised by building a theoretical understanding in courses covering a variety of traditional disciplines, such as ecology, natural and social sciences, governance, policy, law, and engineering.

At the TERI University, students are exposed to a new way of thinking that looks at problems not from the lens of a subject specialist, but from the perspective of one who recognizes the complex linkages between man and his environment.

The TERI University’s programmes are unique, not only in terms of the degrees, but in terms of the fact that they equip the graduates to lead in a resource-sensitive world. The programmes leverage TERI’s knowledge capital in sustainable development to deepen the social and ethical consciousness of higher education in India.

We are sure that you will find graduates of these programmes to be competent leaders with a holistic and long-term perspective for a world that demands new skills and attitude.

Your feedback will be most valuable to us, and we look forward to it.

Dr Rajiv Seth

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ABOUT TERI UNIVERSITY

The TERI University was established to disseminate the vast reservoir of knowledge devised by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI)—a not-for-profit, independent research institute recognized globally for its contribution to scientific and policy research in the realms of energy, environment, and sustainable development. The TERI University’s academic offering is rooted in the comprehensive research, consultancy and outreach activities of TERI.

In 1999, the University was granted the “Deemed to be University” status by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and notified vide the Ministry of Human Resources Development, Department of Education, Government of India notification no. F.9/19/95-U-3, dated October 5, 1999. Since its inception, the TERI University has offered not just world-class education but also an environment that enables its students to develop fresh perspective in their subject areas. Before moving to Vasant Kunj, the University was housed in the Darbari Seth Block of India Habitat Centre from 1998 to 2008. In 2008, the TERI University started functioning from its new ‘green campus’, located in Vasant Kunj. The University aspires to be an institution of advanced learning which meets the needs of a rapidly growing India. The academic programmes are envisioned to provide the students with a holistic perspective of the subjects offered and encourage interdisciplinary learning.

Administration

The University’s Board of Management is responsible for its overall administration and control. All aspects of academic policy are under the purview of the Academic Council, chaired by the Vice Chancellor, which approves curricula, courses, and examination results. Furthermore, it appoints committees to look into specific academic matters arising from time to time.


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Structure

The TERI University has structured its academic programmes around the research experience and skill sets gained by TERI over the past three decades. Since its inception, the wide array of academic programmes offered by the University have been related to sustainable development and structured around four thematic areas—Biotechnology, Regulatory and Policy Aspects, Energy and Environment, and Natural Resources. The TERI University is a first-of-its-kind university in India to dedicate itself to the study of environment, energy, and natural sciences for sustainable development.

Besides its own faculty members, the University also has approximately 30 PhD-qualified research professionals of TERI for its programmes. They have rich experience of working on projects related to regulatory studies, policy research, bioresources, biotechnology, energy, and environment. These researchers work as adjunct faculty in the University.

Department of Natural Resources

Aims to advance and impart knowledge about the environment and natural resources, including their characteristics and dynamics, their economic and social value, and their management.

Department of Energy and Environment

Aims to advance and impart knowledge in aspects related to clean technologies, renewable energy management, especially in the interface between energy and environment. Engaged in research in the broad area of clean technologies to achieve energy efficiency and minimize adverse environmental impacts.

Department of Biotechnology

Aims to advance and impart knowledge in the field of life sciences, emphasizing research and the interaction of science with society.

Coca-Cola Department of Regional Water Studies

Aims to advance knowledge and build core competencies among students, researchers, policymakers, and professionals and make them well-equipped to tackle the interwoven challenges of water sustainability, beyond cultural boundaries and across sectoral divisions.

Centre for Bioresources and Biotechnology*

Dedicated to promoting and advancing innovative research with emphasis on management of plant and microbial bioresources.Department of Business

Sustainability

Aims to provide research-based education that would equip students to implement an integrated approach to business sustainability.

Department of Policy Studies

Aims to achieve a critical mass of expertise and academic excellence that would provide a basis for influencing public policy and regulatory practice.

Centre for Regulatory and Policy Research*

Seeks to enhance and augment current understanding and implementation of policies and regulations to encourage sustainable development.

Centre for Post graduate Legal Studies

Aims to be an interdisciplinary center of excellence dedicated to legal research and teaching on issues pertaining to society and development.

*Centres are areas of expertise at TERI, which are recognized as Centres of Excellence by the TERI University.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMMESAt present, the following programmes are offered:

PhD

MSc (Environmental Studies and Resource Management)

MSc (Geoinformatics)

MSc (Climate Science and Policy)

MSc (Plant Biotechnology)

MSc (Economics)

MSc (Water Science and Governance)

MA (Public Policy and Sustainable Development)

MA (Sustainable Development Practice)

MBA (Infrastructure)

MBA (Business Sustainability)

MTech (Renewable Energy Engineering and Management)

MTech (Urban Development and Management)

MTech (Water Science and Governance)

LLM (specialization in Environment and Natural Resources Law and Infrastructure and Business Law)

Diploma in Renewable Energy (in the distance education mode)

Diploma in Water Science and Governance

Advanced PG Diploma in Renewable Energy (in the distance education mode)

The academic programmes offered by the University focus on the challenges of providing for the rising global population with a limited and degraded natural resource base. In moving towards sustainability, there is no panacea, or straight road with recognized and established methodologies, tools or specializations. The solutions, therefore, do not lie in a specific subject discipline but must be appropriate and relevant to the context or the practical problem being addressed. Developing such an understanding among the students is best achieved through exposure to a variety of subjects, tools, and methodologies in the interdisciplinary mode. This has been the guiding philosophy of the TERI University’s programmes and is practiced by building a theoretical understanding of courses covering a variety of traditional disciplines such as ecology, the natural and social sciences, governance, policy, law, and engineering. Over a period of two years, students converge upon a few areas based upon their interest, having been exposed to a new way of thinking that looks at problems not from the lens of a subject specialist, but from the perspective of one who recognizes the complex linkages between man and the environment.

The University uses modern pedagogical tools, richly supplemented by field visits, live industry projects, and hands-on applications. The University provides the best equipment and instruments, which includes state-of-the art computer hardware

and software, well-equipped laboratories, video-conferencing facilities, and access to South Asia’s most comprehensive library on energy and environment. The TERI University was awarded the India Today award for the most innovative curriculum. It has also received grade “A” accreditation by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).

COLLABORATIONSStressing the importance of the international perspective in its programmes, the TERI University has entered into Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with several international universities aimed at facilitating a mutually beneficial exchange of students, faculty, knowledge, resources, and ideas.

The University encourages the exchange of ideas, cultural understanding, and a wide range of knowledge that would result from international exposure. In 2007, the University launched an academic exchange programme with Yale University (School of Forestry and Environmental Studies) with support from the V K Rasmussen Foundation. In 2008, the University launched another academic exchange programme with Freie University of Berlin, Germany, with support from DAAD (the German Academic Exchange Service). The TERI University has also signed MoUs for academic collaborations with North Carolina State University, University of Eastern Finland, Tor Vergata Economic Foundation (Rome, Italy), Utrecht University (Utrecht, The Netherlands), Simon Fraser University (Canada), Deakin University (Australia), University of Technology (Sydney), International University of Kyrgyzstan, and Bandung Institute of Technology (Indonesia).

ACADEMIC CHAIRS AT THE UNIVERSITY

Indian Railways Chair for Sustainable Mobility

The Ministry of Railways, Government of India, has set up an Academic Chair at TERI

University. The Academic Chair on Sustainable Mobility serves to bring the most competent academicians/professors from the field of rail infrastructure to lend strength to the ongoing research activities at the University. The Chair involves itself in the issues of rail infrastructure and greening of the railways. The present incumbent of the Chair is Professor Shri Prakash, Former Chairman, Standing High Power Committee, Ministry of Railways.

UNESCO Chair

The TERI University has been granted a UNESCO Chair in Climate Science and Policy. This is a prestigious award and is given to very few universities across the world. The University has already tied up with various global universities for being partners in the UNESCO Chair. This includes the Scripps Institute of Oceanography, La Jolla, California, and the Yale Climate and Energy Institute at the Yale University, USA. The Chair serves as a means of facilitating collaboration between high level, internationally recognized researchers and teaching staff of the University and other institutions, particularly in India and other countries in Asia and the Pacific, as well as in Europe and North America. The present incumbent to the chair is Mr Raj Chengappa, Group Editorial Director, India Today.

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INFRASTRUCTURE

Green Campus

The TERI University has a ‘green’ campus. It puts into practice the very principles taught in its classrooms. An architectural delight, the campus has been planned to provide a setting that enhances learning while simultaneously showcasing the concept of modern green buildings. Spread over two acres, the University campus comprises an administrative block, an office block, and a convergence and hostel block. The green building has 10 classrooms, each with a seating capacity for 32 students, three lecture halls with a capacity for 60, and an auditorium with a capacity for 100 to 150 people. The building also has 10 well-equipped laboratories to complement cutting-edge research at the TERI University. The campus is aesthetically designed with several features of passive energy-saving design, energy-efficiency, and water and waste management systems.

Green Features

Insulation of external walls

Insulation on terrace with vermiculite and puff insulation topped with China mosaic for efficient heat reflection

Double insulation synergy azure glass is used in external façade with aluminum glazing

Earth Air Tunnel (EAT), Thermal Mass Storage, and Variable Refrigerant Volume (VRV) systems are used for cooling the building

Hunter Douglas louvers are used in the building for controlling the intensity of incoming sun rays

Solar water heating system

Waste water recycling with STP

Rainwater harvesting

The TERI University Laboratories

The TERI University harnesses the best modern technologies to support and encourage the

HUDCO Chair

HUDCO has established an Academic Chair at the TERI University with the objective to accelerate research and development, training, and capacity-building in the habitat sector as well as urban local bodies and urban development and related areas. The present incumbent to the chair is Professor S Sundar.

IL&FS Academy of Applied Development (IAAD) Chair on Climate Change and Sustainability

IAAD and the TERI University have entered into an agreement to partner in various activities centered on Climate Change and Sustainability through action research, consultancy, training & education, policy advisory and advocacy, etc. The partnership will synergize and leverage on the various education and training programmes and knowledge pool at the TERI University along with the business canvas for furthering the outcomes towards Climate Change. Specifically, the arrangement is aimed to promote and manage joint training activities, prepare tools and case studies, conduct analytical research as well as develop joint research proposals, hold events such as seminars, roundtables, workshops, exhibitions, summer/winter schools, support student internships, and bring out joint publications. With these objectives in mind, IAAD has endowed a Chair on Climate Change and Sustainability.

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intellectual curiosity of its students and faculty. It

also has laboratories with advanced equipment

and facilities to aid and stimulate research.

Solar Lighting Laboratory

TERI has established a Solar Lighting Laboratory

(SLL), which is a first-of-its-kind laboratory in India

and achieved the NABL’s accreditation (National

Accreditation Board for Laboratories) as per IEC

62257-9-5 ed. 2.0. The laboratory adheres to

International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC)

is an international body that sets standards for all

electrical, electronic, and related technologies

throughout the world) standards for testing of

solar lighting systems (SLS) and is also recognized

under the Lighting Global programme of

International Finance Corporation (IFC). The

laboratory is also supported by the Ministry of New

and Renewable Energy (MNRE), Government of

India, and has sophisticated equipment and test

setup that is used for testing lighting products.

The laboratory’s facility is available for testing

as per IEC and MNRE specifications for various

lighting systems (both solar-based lighting and

general lighting). The laboratory has also carried

out various training programmes for different

target groups. So far, SLL has tested more than

200 models of solar lighting systems, including

solar lanterns, solar home lighting systems, solar

task lights, and multi-purpose solar lights. The

ability of the laboratory to cater to the testing

needs of both rural as well as urban lighting

infrastructure makes it stand out from other

laboratories. The laboratory is working towards

strong quality assurance and testing programmes

that will help in building consumer confidence

towards solar lighting products. The IFC’s Lighting

Asia–India programme is working with TERI to

achieve these goals.

As a way forward for the development

and expansion of this laboratory, it is further

planned to be linked with several other groups or

programmes that require general lighting system

(GLS) testing. The supreme testing equipment and

authority for high quality assurance can lead to

the transformation of the laboratory into a nodal agency for GLS (solar) testing not only for India but entire Southeast Asia.

Environmental Monitoring Laboratory (EML)

The Environmental Monitoring Laboratory (EML) is capable of providing practical training to students through structured laboratory curriculum; it includes all kinds of relevant soil, water, and air monitoring experiments required at the masters level. It caters to interdisciplinary application in research to all masters students of the University.

The EML is a state-of-the-art laboratory equipped with instruments, such as UV-visible spectrophotometer, GRIMM aerosol spectrophotometer, respirable dust sampler, high volume sampler, gaseous monitoring kit, handy low volume air samplers, stack monitoring kit, pH meter, muffle furnace ion selective electrode, turbidity meter, conductivity meter, Jar test assembly, COD digester (reflux), BOD testing apparatus, sensitive balance, bomb calorimeter, Kjeldahl unit, microscope (Primostar Halogen), muffle, TSI optical sizer, potable gas analyzer, Q track–indoor air quality monitors, and Q track–velocicalc.

Combustion LaboratoryThe Combustion Laboratory has been established to test the performance of cookstoves

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based on energy efficiency as well as emissions

using nationally and internationally accepted

protocols, such as Water Boiling Test (WBT),

Controlled Cooking Test (CCT), and the Indian

Standard on Solid Biomass Chulha Specification

(BIS India). The hood method is used to capture

and quantify the various products of incomplete

combustion. The following instruments and

support facilities are available in the laboratory:

Moisture meter

Bomb calorimeter

Equipment to maintain isokinetic conditions

Aerosol spectrometer and dust monitor

Low flow air samplers (attached with SKC

pump) for collection of bulk aerosols for

characterization

Potable gas analyser

Digital infrared thermometer

Geoinformatics Laboratory

The Geoinformatics Laboratory at the TERI

University is well equipped with state-of-the-

art equipments, such as high-end computers

(workstations), scanner, digitizer, printer, plotter,

navigation devices, infra-red thermometers, and

others. It has adequate licensees to high-end

commercial software, such as ERDAS Imagine,

LPS, ArcGIS, GMS, and WEAP along with other

advanced support system mechanisms available

in the lab. The laboratory is also equipped with

web publishing tools, such as ArcGIS Advance

and ArcIMS Servers. The laboratory is also fitted

with various open-source geospatial softwares,

to expose our students to the powerful open-

source environment.

The laboratory holds a good repository

of geospatial information in both digital and

hard formats. The Geoinformatics Laboratory

of the Department of Natural Resources, the

TERI University, has a solid network with several

research establishments and universities working

in geoinformatics and other associated fields.

We support R&D activities of various centres of

TERI, located across the country.

Biotechnology Laboratory

The Biotechnology Laboratory is equipped with elementary and cutting-edge instruments required for advanced teaching and research applications in plant biotechnology. The laboratory is furnished with autoclave for sterilization, biosafety cabinet, centrifuges, conductivity meter, deep freezers, digital pH meter, gas chromatography, gel doc system, ice flaking machine, magnetic stirrer, microscopy facilities, nano-drop spectrophotometer, refrigerated shaking incubator, plant growth room, vortex shaker with touch plate, water bath for incubations, laminar air flow, master cycler, among other basic infrastructure. Additionally, the Bioinformatics Laboratory consists of work stations and dedicated computer systems facilitated with advanced software, such as MATLAB, GCK, PAUP, and MacVector for ‘in-silico’ applications. Further, the plant biotechnology course is augmented by support from research laboratories involved in research activities led by the faculty members in the areas of Bioinformatics, Nanobiotechnology, Microbial Genetics and Pathogenesis, Genomics and Plant Developmental Biology, Stress Physiology, and Structural Biology.

Power System Laboratory

The Power System Laboratory gives a comprehensive idea about the practical aspects of power system infrastructure. The generated electrical power is transmitted through transmission lines and used mostly in rotating machines. The state-of-the-art laboratory is equipped with experimental facilities for providing training on transmission lines, DC machines, induction motors, synchronous machines, and transformers. The laboratory provides opportunity for experimental verification of performance characteristics of power system equipments, along with exposure of contemporary technologies for solving modern-day power system problems. The experiments are designed keeping in mind the multidisciplinary approach of the students coming from different engineering and science backgrounds.

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Heat Transfer Laboratory

The Heat Transfer Laboratory is designed to incorporate the practical concepts of heat and mass transfer applied to renewable energy systems and energy conservation techniques. The experiments are designed to give comprehensive knowledge of heat transfer through conduction, natural convection, forced convection, and radiation. The laboratory is fully equipped to conduct experiments on heat exchanger. It also provides knowledge about the boiling and condensation processes. The lab explores the basics of mechanical engineering and is designed such that the interdisciplinary students are able to acquire knowledge in an easy way.

Biofuel and Waste Utilization Laboratories

The Biofuel and Waste Utilization Laboratories are distributed between the TERI University and TERI Gram at Gual Pahari, Gurugram. Combustion process and fuel properties, such as proximity analysis, COD, etc., are studied at the lab in TERI University, while experimental studies on biomass conversion processes, such as gasification, biomethanation, and pyrolysis, are carried out at TERI Gram.

TERI UNIVERSITY LIBRARYThe TERI University library supports the university’s academic and research programmes

by meeting the information requirements of students, researchers, and faculty members. Electronic and print resources are available in natural resources, environment, sustainable development, plant biotechnology, geoinformatics, renewable energy, infrastructure, regulations, public policy, and related areas.

The Digital Library provides access to electronic books, journals, databases, PhD theses, CDs, links to resources, news, and information alerts about the library. The online bibliography database of the university library can be accessed to search any particular title using the author’s name, keyword, or title itself. Faculty and students can retrieve online information from dedicated terminals situated in the library. Network resource sharing facilities are provided through DELNET and interlibrary loan services from libraries of other universities and institutions, for example, American Information Centre, British Council Library, University of Delhi, Indian Institute of Technology, Jawaharlal Nehru University, etc.

Electronic Resources: theses/dissertations (submitted by the TERI University Students), e-journals and databases: JSTOR/SCIENCE DIRECT /SPRINGER/OPEN ACCESS JOURNALS, e-Books, e-government documents, and reference collection, In-house publications (newsletters and journals), electronic articles, and journal content-page alert services are available along with access to holdings of national and international university libraries.

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BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

Vice Chancellor

Dr Leena Srivastava

Pro Vice Chancellor

Dr Rajiv Seth

Deans of Faculty

Dr Prateek Sharma

Three eminent Academicians nominated by Chancellor

Prof. Dipankar Gupta Former Professor in the Centre for the Study of Social Systems, Jawaharlal Nehru University

Dr Ashok Gulati Infosys Chair Professor for Agriculture, ICRIER*

Dr Ashok Khosla Chairman, Development Alternatives

Representative of Government of India

Air Marshal K K Nohwar (Retd.) Additional Director General, CAPS

Four nominees of the sponsoring Society/Trust

Mr Tulsi Tanti Chairman and Managing Director, Suzlon Energy Ltd

Mr Ishteyaque Amjad Vice President (Corporate Affairs), Coca Cola India Pvt. Ltd

Mr Inder Walia Group Director (HR), Bharti Enterprises

Ms Anita Arjandas MD & CEO, Mahindra Lifespace Developers Ltd

Two teachers (from Prof. Asso. Prof.)

Dr Smriti Das

Dr Anandita Singh

One teacher of the rank of Asst. Prof.

Dr Soumendu Sarkar

Controller of Examination

Dr Suresh Jain

Registrar

Capt. Pradeep Kumar Padhy (Retd.)

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ACADEMIC COUNCIL

Chairperson of the Council

Dr Leena Srivastava Vice Chancellor

Dr Rajiv Seth Pro Vice-Chancellor

Deans

Dr Prateek Sharma

Nominees of the Vice Chancellor

Dr Kanchan Chopra Former Director, Institute of Economic Growth

Dr Malathi Lakshmikumaran Lakshmikumaran and Sridharan Attorneys

Dr T C Kandpal Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

Co-opted Members

Dr Anubha Kaushik Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi

Dr Vivek Suneja Faculty of Management Studies, University of Delhi

Dr Rakesh Khosa Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

Heads of the Departments/Centres

Dr Manipadma Datta Department of Business Sustainability

Dr B Prasad Department of Energy and Environment

Dr Suresh Jain Department of Natural Resources

Dr Chaithanya Madhurantakam Department of Biotechnology

Dr Suneel Pandey Centre for Regulatory and Policy Research

Dr Pallavolu Maheswara Reddy Centre for Bioresources and Biotechnology

Dr Shaleen Singhal Department of Policy Studies

Coca-Cola Department of

Regional Water Studies

Dr M V Shiju Centre for Post Graduate Legal Studies

Professors

Mr S Sundar (Prof. Emeritus)

Faculty from Departments

Dr Naqui Anwer Department of Energy and Environment

Dr Ritika Mahajan Department of Business Sustainability

Dr Nandan Nawn Department of Policy Studies

Dr Anandita Singh Department of Biotechnology

Dr Sudipto Chatterjee Department of Natural Resources

Ms Fawzia Tarannum Department of Regional Water Studies

Secretary

Capt. Pradeep Kumar Padhy (Retd) Registrar


PROGRAMME OVERVIEW MBA (Business Sustainability) and MBA (Infrastructure)

Curriculum and Pedagogy

The TERI University’s MBA programmes (MBA Business Sustainability and MBA Infrastructure) strive to produce future leaders through an integrated and well-balanced curriculum that not only emphasizes financial returns for the shareholder but also adds to value creation for them, viz., the customers, employees, suppliers, intermediaries, and the society at large. The TERI University recognizes that India’s future can be shaped only by leaders and entrepreneurs who are sensitive to the needs of society and environment. The MBA programmes have been designed in a manner that equips a student to respond to the complex business requirements that arise in a changing global business environment. The

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duration of the MBA programme offered at the University is two years, divided into four semesters. This programme not only covers the conventional management subjects, as in other business schools, but also leverages TERI’s knowledge and intellectual capital in sustainable development to deepen the social and ethical consciousness of management education in India. The graduates of the programme become competent business leaders with a holistic and long-term perspective for a world that demands new skills and attitudes, business processes, technology, and intellectual capital. The core courses in the first year cover Strategy, Marketing, Finance and Accounting, Managerial Economics, Organizational Behaviour, and Operations and Quantitative Decisions. The second year of the programme focusses more on electives where the students choose subjects from Finance and Accounting and Marketing and Sales. Apart from this, the MBA Infrastructure students also choose their sectoral specialization from transport, energy, and urban infrastructure. In other activities, the programme instils a sense of social responsibility and ecological stewardship by encouraging students’ participation in various research projects.

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LIFE AT TERI UNIVERSITY

Communication and Analysis

Extra Curricular Activities

Visitors from Corporate

Houses

Summer Internship

Projects

Interface with

Society

Industrial Exposure

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PROGRAMME STRUCTURE MBA (Business Sustainability)

Need for Sustainability in India India’s current population encompasses about 1.2 billion people and is expected to grow another 300 million within the next couple of decades. It is predicted that by 2030, 68 Indian cities will each have more than 1 million inhabitants. The rapid growth of cities poses a large number of challenges, including insufficient power supply, unreliable public transport system, and limited access to medical treatment. To meet the challenges of continuing growth without destroying the environment, sustainable development is crucial. Being a sustainable business can be loosely described as meeting the triple bottom line—environmental, societal, and economic—requirements.

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India is booming and sustainable businesses are becoming increasingly more important. Business sustainability is a proactive approach to ensure a businesses’ long-term viability and integrity through optimization and management of resource needs and reduction of environmental, energy or social impacts, at the same time not compromising competitiveness or profitability.

As environmental problems have become global in scale, businesses have started becoming aware of their own impacts and responsibilities. The government has been the main impetus behind this with ambitious targets being set to reduce energy use. By making people aware of the efforts–known as ‘cause marketing’, the brand will be remembered for positive reasons. This interaction with the community could also lead to further growth opportunities.

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Why Hire Us?

With problems such as pollution, water contamination, and environmental degradation at hand, it is high time that businesses realized the need to inculcate sustainability in their business models. We, at TERI, focus on developing and grooming individuals in a comprehensive manner, to enable them to provide sustainable solutions to modern businesses without compromising on profits.

With the new Companies Act, 2013, companies are gearing up to develop their internal Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) teams. The Ministry of Corporate Affairs, Government of India, expects companies to have all their CSR programmes in a project documented mode. This would require a dire need for management professionals with skilled expertise in the areas of CSR and sustainability. Also, with the enforcement of stricter environmental and corporate governance laws, companies need to be increasingly compliant to ensure their own sustainability. To add to it, sustainability-related disclosures are becoming increasingly mandatory (e.g., SEBI circular – CIR/CFD/DIL/8/2012). The students of this course are exposed to an industry-relevant curriculum that aims at helping businesses to bridge the gap. Courses such as Principles and Concepts of Sustainability, Climate Change and Development, Sustainability Reporting and CSR, Sustainable Business Strategy, Business and Society, and Environmental Economics, when taught along with core business courses such as Corporate Finance, Marketing Management, Consumer Behaviour and Entrepreneurship Development produce the best combination of sustainability professionals who can become the leaders of tomorrow.

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MBA Infrastructure

Need for Infrastructure in India

Infrastructure,defined as the goods and services required for an economy to function, is imperative for any nation’s economic development. A vibrant Indian economy requires a vibrant infrastructure sector, enabling its industries, and people to attain their full economic potential. In the present economic environment, infrastructure is the need of the hour for attaining a high growth trajectory. At the same time, the existing infrastructural deficit provides opportunities for organizations to profitably meet this unmet need. The TERI University is the first university in the country to offer an MBA programme in infrastructure.The increasing emphasis on the infrastructure sector nowadays and the requirements of the industry necessitated the creation of this programme. The programme not only imparts the managerial skills in core subjects, like any other conventional MBA course, but also equips the students with acumen in infrastructure management by offering sectoral electives in water, energy, and urban infrastructure. We, at the TERI University have risen to these challenges well in advance by offering an MBA plus programme with specialization in infrastructure. We are dubbing it into an MBA plus programme because the programme not only imparts the managerial skills in core subjects, like any other conventional MBA course, but also equips them with acumen in infrastructure management by offering sector electives in transport, energy, and urban infrastructure. The course also provides a foundation for effective management of infrastructure services through comprehensive courses on the regulatory

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processes and competition policy in the sector. At the University, students are conditioned with strong conceptual foundation along with the confidence to face the challenges of the infrastructure sector and stand out as the business leaders of tomorrow.

Why Hire Us?

Infrastructure projects with their high implementation costs and long gestation periods require professionals who can deliver with respect to quality, cost control, and performance, right from the early stages of project design to the final retirement of the infrastructure asset. The MBA in Infrastructure programme aims to produce administrators equipped with the required knowledge and skill sets to meet the challenges that are unique to the infrastructure sector. The students, in addition to generic specializations in Marketing and Finance, undertake sector-specific specialization, providing them with the unique perspective necessary to successfully implement management principles within the constraints that are specific to the sector of their specialization.

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Semester 1

Principles and Concepts of Sustainability Introduction to Sustainable Development

Business Ethics Management Functions and Organizational Behaviour

Sustainability Reporting and CSR Business Communications

Managerial Economics - 1 Corporate Accounting and Reporting

Semester 2

Qualitative Research Methods in Management Infrastructure Policies Reforms and Law

Sustainable Business Strategy Management Information System

Production and Operations Management Quantitative Methods in Management-2

Environmental Economics Managerial Economics-2

Corporate Finance Legal Aspects of Business

Semester 3

Minor Project Derivatives and Risk Management

Entrepreneurship Development and Management

Business to Business Marketing

Corporate Governance - Challenges, Evolution, and Future Direction

Financial Intermediaries, Institutions and Regulations

Business Ethics Security Analysis and Portfolio Management

Contemporary Issues in Change Management Consumer Behaviour

Community Relationship Brand Management

Supply Chain Management

Semester 4

Major Project

Programme Structure

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Sustainable Business Strategy

» Introduction to Policy & Strategy, its evolution, the Strategic Management Model, Applications of Strategic Management, Types of Strategies

» Strategy Formulation: Internal and External Environmental Analysis & Strategic options

» Strategic Analysis & Choice

» Strategy Implementation

» Strategy Review, Evaluation, and Control

Energy Policy and Management

» Present and projected energy scenarios in India, availability, dependence on imports, resource & technological constraints, socioeconomic issues

» Energy policy issues of energy independence, energy security, sustainable development, energy conservation, subsidy, and taxation (PAT & REC)

» Geopolitics of Oil

Principles and Concepts of Sustainability

» Sustainability vision and practices relevant for the business community

» Empower students to critically analyse different, often competing, definitions of sustainability driven by perspectives and interests of societal stakeholders

» Emphasis on developing historical perspective to the concepts, and strategies employed by businesses and their stakeholders.

Sustainability Reporting and CSR

» Introduction to GRI guidelines (GRI 4 & GRI 3.1)

» Industry case studies with best practices on sustainability reporting and CSR

» AA1000, UN Global Compact, Equator Principles, OECD Guidelines

» Economic tools and assurance standards/guidelines associated with sustainability finance

Climate Change and Development

» Study of climate change and its impact on business, society, and environment as a whole

» Understanding the nexus between energy and climate change and policies and measures to combat it at a global level

Environmental Economics

» Theory and application of economics to environmental problems and analysing issues in environmental economics and policy

» Focus on the design of cost-effective environmental policies and on methods for determining the value of environmental amenities

» The course relies on select mathematical methods and techniques, such as differentiation, select methods in econometrics

Infrastructure Policies, Reforms, and Law

» Overview of important physical infrastructure sectors, the reforms, including the regulatory reforms, initiated to attract investment, improve efficiencies, rationalize tariff, and to enhance consumer welfare

» Coastal Zone Management Regulation Act

» Environmental Law

» The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013

What makes the Programme Different?

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Business Ethics » Focusses on perspective of managers who must formulate policies to address issues with ethical dimensions

» Infuses a basic ethical intuition among the next generation managers on issues, such as corporate well-being, rights, and justice

Community Relationship

» Awareness about the local communities who are primarily dependent on the surrounding natural resources

» Exposure to the role and importance of local communities in the process of conservation of natural resources, sustainable development, and developing livelihood options

Corporate Governance

» Frameworks that are required to understand and apply the roles, responsibilities, reporting obligations, liabilities, and effectiveness of boards of directors, management, shareholders, regulators, and other corporate stakeholders with specific reference to the challenges faced in the Indian business environment

» Trace the history of developments in the field of corporate governance—internationally and in India and discussion about developments in this field, which have been shaped by various theories of corporate governance

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OUR FACULTY

Dr Kaushik Ranjan Bandyopadhyay, Associate Professor, Department of Business Sustainability

Dr Kaushik Ranjan Bandyopadhyay is an applied economist with more than 14 years of experience in research and teaching. He is a columnist with leading national financial dailies and has been associated with various national and international institutes and forums working in the transport sector. He is also a visiting faculty with the United Nations University and an Economic Officer to the Honourable Member, Eleventh Finance Commission, Government of India.

Dr Manipadma Datta, Professor and Head of Department, Department of Business Sustainability

Professor Datta has earned his PhD from the University of Calcutta and a Global Colloquium on Participant–Centered Learning from the Harvard Business School. He is also a Fellow of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India. He has also been associated with management education, research, and training for the last three decades and has served institutions such as University of Calcutta, Vidyasagar University, Nirma University, University of Brussels, IIM Lucknow, IMT Ghaziabad, IMI, New Delhi, and NTPC Power Management Institute, before joining TERI University. His areas of interest include sustainable finance, environmental accounting, financial intermediation, valuation, and reporting.

Dr M V Shiju, Lecturer, Department of Policy Studies

Mr M V Shiju is involved in the teaching and research on Environmental Law, Regulatory and Competition Law, and Infrastructural Law. He is pursuing doctoral research at the Jawaharlal Nehru University on the topic, ‘The Emerging International Competition Law: A Third World Perspective’.

Dr Rajiv Seth, Professor and Pro Vice-Chancellor, TERI University, Department of Business Sustainability

An aerospace engineer by training (BTech, IIT Kanpur; MTech, IIT Madras), Dr Rajiv Seth has served the Indian Air Force for 27 years. He has a PhD in Business Administration (Finance) from the Aligarh Muslim University. He has been with the TERI University for the past 11 years, and as the Registrar of the University has been instrumental in the establishment and overall administration of the University and its various postgraduate programmes. He has been actively involved in curriculum development of the various courses. Dr Seth teaches courses in Finance to MBA students. His current research interests are in the area of weather derivatives as a hedging tool for weather-related risks.

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Dr Ritika Mahajan, Assistant Professor, Department of Business Sustainability

Dr Ritika Mahajan holds a PhD from the Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee. She has published research papers in international journals of repute like International Journal of Educational Management, International Journal of Management in Education, Indore Management Journal, Asian Management Review, etc., and has presented more than 20 papers in national and international conferences. She also holds an MBA (Gold Medallist) and a BBA(H) degree (Gold Medallist).

Dr Sapna A Narula, Associate Professor, Department of Business Sustainability

Dr Sapna A Narula currently teaches courses on sustainable business strategy, sustainability reporting, corporate social responsibility, and marketing management, and holds around 16 years of experience in teaching and research in the areas of agribusiness, sustainability, CSR, and technology dissemination. Her research work in the area of use of ICTs (Information and Communication Technologies) for sustainable development has won many accolades, including Prosper Net Scopus Young Scientist Award for Sustainable Development, 2011, delivered jointly by the German Ministry, United Nations University & Elsevier and a Young Scientist Award (2009) from Uttarakhand Council for Science and Technology, Government of Uttarakhand. A gold medallist from University of Delhi, she holds a PhD in the area of sustainable business strategy from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi.

She has widely published her work in reputed international journals, including Journal of Cleaner Production, Social Responsibility Journal, International Journal of Healthcare Management, American Journal of Economics and Business Administration, and International Journal of Sustainable Strategic Management. Besides this, she is very passionate about working in the field of Sustainability and CSR at grassroots level along with leading corporate houses. Her research work on sustainability is spread across multiple industries, including coal, hotels, textiles, agriculture, automobiles, and oil and gas.

Dr Gopal K Sarangi, Assistant Professor, Department of Policy Studies

Dr Gopal K Sarangi is an economist with more than five years of research and consulting experience. His area of research covers the study of regulatory architecture of India focussing on various infrastructure sectors. Dr Sarangi’s PhD research is broadly based on analysing the impact of electricity sector regulation. He has worked on developing sustainable business models for decentralized energy systems and analysing strategic policy and regulatory response of energy sector to climate change.

Dr Sarangi has served as a referee for the Energy for Sustainable Development (ESD) Journal, and was invited as a reviewer for India Infrastructure Report 2012. He has published in several international peer-reviewed journals and books.

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Mr Shri Prakash, Professor, Department of Policy Studies

Mr Shri Prakash is the Indian Railways Chair Professor at the TERI University. He joined TERI in July 2011 as Distinguished Fellow, after a long and distinguished service in Indian Railways. His association with TERI goes back to 2003/2004 as a Visiting Senior Fellow.

His career with the Indian Railways spanned over 37 years where he held numerous key positions in different Zonal Railways and the Railway Board. Mr Shri Prakash retired as Member (Traffic), Indian Railway Board and Secretary to Government of India in December 2009. Upon retirement, he was appointed as Chairman, Standing High Powered Committee on Infrastructure Planning, Business Development and Project Monitoring on Indian Railways. During his tenure, the Committee prepared a comprehensive report on future strategies for Indian Railways.

He was Chairman of various public sector undertakings, such as Container Corporation of India (CONCOR), Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation Ltd (IRCTC), and Pipavav Railway Corporation Ltd (PRCL) and was also Chairman of the Executive Committee, Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS).

He has been associated with number of research studies relating to transport, energy, and environment, in TERI.

Visiting Faculty

Dr O P Rao, Scientist (Retd), CSIR

Dr Santosh Pande,

Director, Nihilent Technologies Pvt. Ltd

Dr Swati Dhawan, Assistant Professor at Shri Ram College of Commerce, University of Delhi

Vinod Kumar,

Senior Programme Officer, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

Mr Sanjay Chandwani, Assistant Professor, MDI, Gurgaon

Prof. G Jayaseelan, Guest Lecturer

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EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

Innovation for Sustainable Development

Pravaah 2016

Every year, the Department organizes ‘PRAVAAH—An Annual Students’ Conclave’, a platform for young minds to express their views and concerns on the critical issue of business sustainability and offer innovative solutions to tackle emerging challenges in this context.

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TERI is one of the best places for academic pursuit of sustainability concepts. The institute/campus has embodied sustainability into its veins, anywhere you walk you will find people talking about applicability of sustainability. By the end of the term, you would have unconsciously absorbed the knowledge. If I have to give a suggestion, it would only be to increase the sustainability related subjects in the MBA course in the second year.

My son was born while I was pursuing my MBA and I will always be thankful for the support and consideration the management and the administration gave me throughout that period. My special thanks to the faculty of MBA Business Sustainability Department. It was a pleasure to interact with them to develop my first understanding of sustainability. My learning would not have been possible without their continuous contribution and hardwork.

—Amrita Bhakta (2013/2015)

The MBA (Business Sustainability) course at TERI has an extremely extensive paedagogy on the subject. It just does not entail sustainable development but closely aligns it to the business model as well. Apart from equipping the students on business sustainability, TERI also has expertise on grooming marketing skills. One of the lessons that TERI teaches is disruptive thinking and this continues to be its USP.

—Priyanka Dhingra (2012/2014)

ALUMNI SPEAK

The MBA (Business Sustainability) Programme at TERI University is a uniquely designed MBA programme with a well-crafted curriculum that is designed to give a balanced perspective to young managers on what is the ‘appropriate’ model for managing business organizations. The course has the right blend of classwork and field study and is delivered by a faculty that comprises of eminent researchers as well as industry experts who provide a holistic view to the students.

Overall, the programme helps the students to develop a well-rounded view towards managing in a manner that is socially relevant in today’s world.

— Dr Santosh Pande

The MBA programme at the TERI University’s Department of Business Sustainability follows a ‘mainstreaming’ approach and holistically integrates sustainability concepts in the conventional management curriculum. The programme not only provides formal training and exposure to a suitable environment that will help build a career in management or enable the student to become an entrepreneur, but also exposes students to a vast repository of knowledge on social and environmental issues that impact organizations.

— Dr Kaushik Ranjan Bandyopadhyay

Mainstreaming sustainability in the core of business practices has, of late, received top priority in the agenda of many business organizations. TERI University, known for its ‘Thought Leadership’ in the field of sustainable development education is uniquely placed to offer management education in this domain. The MBA (Business Sustainability) programme at TERI University is designed to tackle the day-to-day sustainability challenges of various business organizations by creating a cadre of management professionals equipped with required skill sets. The programme with its emphasis on strong conceptual understanding along with the focus on advanced paedagogical tools and techniques contributes to the enhanced enrichment of student capacities.

I strongly believe that it would be mutually gainful for the organization as well as for students to draw from each other’s strengths.

— Dr Gopal Sarangi

The MBA programme at the TERI University is an MBA plus unique programme where students are not only trained in management skills but also specialized skills with respect to their programmes. MBA (Business Sustainability) students actually study specialized courses on climate change, business sustainability, sustainability reporting and CSR, and business ethics. Our students are quite sensitive about understanding how firms can adopt sustainable business models and help not only businesses but also the people and planet and hence, are working towards triple bottom line approach.

The fact that our alumni hold prestigious positions in reputed corporate and consultancy houses, such as ONGC, Bharat Petroleum, HPCL, Oil India, KPMG, E&Y, to name a few, proves testimony to our robust curriculum, the exposure our students get in their respective fields, and their inherent desire to make businesses sustainable. Ever since I joined the TERI University, I have been enjoying teaching and learning both with my students who share a common goal with me to make this world a better place through contribution of Indian businesses.

I wish them all the best!

— Dr Sapna A Narula

Faculty Speak


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A SUMMARY OF STUDENT PORTFOLIOS

MBA (Business Sustainability) Final Placement

25%

37%

13%

25%

Engineering

Commerce

Economics

Life Sciences

0–1 year

1–3 year

38%

62%

Educational Background

Work Experience

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ARPIT KUMAR

Academic Background:

BCom, Hemvati Nandan Bahuguna Garhwal Unversity

ARKAPAL BERA


BA Economics, University of Delhi

Summer Internship:

Titan Ltd Legal Compliance Management at Titan Ltd

Summer Internship:

TERI Press Social Media Marketing, Digital Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Site Development for Photo Contest and e-Commerce, Advertising

ASHWIN M PAI


BCom, University of Delhi

DHRUV MAHAJAN


BTech (ECE), JAYPEE Institute of Information Technology

Summer Internship:

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd Preparation of Sustainability Report at Maruti Suzuki India Ltd

Summer Internship:

Indus Towers Business Development at Indus Towers

Previous Work Experience:

( 1.5 Years) Baketree Foods Ltd Corporate Sales

STUDENTS’ ProfileMBA (Business Sustainability) Final Placement

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SONALI PAIKARAY


BSc (Life Sciences), University of Delhi

SUPREET KAUR


BTech (IT), ITM University

Summer Internship:

SunRator Technologies Research in the area of scope for new business development for SunRator Technologies

Summer Internship:

World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) Projects covering research and marketing under the title: Indian business solutions for a sustainable world

Previous Work Experience:

Implementation Analyst at Mercer India Pvt Ltd

PRATEEK GUPTA


BTech (IT), Sikkim Manipal University

SHRADDHA JAIN


BSc (Life Sciences), University of Delhi

Summer Internship:SunRator Technologies Marketing Analyst: Analysing Solar Industry and Dealing with Potential ClientsPrevious Work Experience: (3 years) TATA Consultancy Services Systems Engineer Technical Interface

Summer Internship:

SunRator Technologies Market research and content writing for publicity of SunRator Technologies

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SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROFILES-2017MBA Business Sustainability 1st Semester

Aarushi Ghai

Academic Background: BA (Hons) Economics

Ashima Mathur

Academic Background: BSc (Hons) Botany, MSc Forensic Science PhD Forensic Science

Summer Internship Sports Authority of India

Work Experience 30 Months (9 months at Authbridge Research Services; 21 months at Galgotias University)

Ashwat Kumar

Academic Background: Bachelor of Commerce

Work Experience 11 months (Charanjeet & Co.)

Coleman Charles Sabbithi

Academic Background: BTech (Mechanical Engineering)

Summer Internship Turbines Division, Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd, Hyderabad. Sinter Plant, Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Ltd—Visakhapatnam Steel Plant

Work Experience 31 months at Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd (ONGC), Ankleshwar as Assistant Executive Engineer (Cementing)

Dinesh Rajani

Academic Background: BBA

Summer Internship Proveda Herbal Pvt Ltd

Work Experience Proveda Herbal Pvt Ltd 25 Months

Abhinav Kumar

Academic Background: Bachelor of Fashion Technology (Apparel Production)

Summer Internship 4 months (Shahi Exports Pvt.Ltd, Faridabad), 4 months (Baswara Syntax Pvt. Ltd, Surat)

Work Experience 15 months

Akancsha

Academic Background: Bachelor of Architecture

Work Experience 10 months Internship (Prashant Deshmukh & Associates, Pune), 10 months Freelancing (MES, Pune)

Akshay Gupta

Academic Background: BBA

Summer Internship JK Lakshmi Cement

Work Experience 6 months (Moneykraft financials), 16 months (AON)

Alok Kumar

Academic Background: BTech-Mechanical Engineering

Summer Internship Tata Steel Ltd, Jamshedpur

Work Experience 23 months (Hofincons Infotech & Industry)

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Fatima Ahmad

Academic Background: BTech (Chemical Engineering)

Summer Internship Melting Coal, New Delhi

Work Experience Alchem Imternational Pvt Ltd, Faridabad, 23 months

Isha Sharma

Academic Background: BA (Hons) Political Science

Konpal Sharma

Academic Background: BSc (Hons) Home Science Stream-Resource Management & Design Appication

Summer Internship Ceptam Lab, DRDO

Krishna Chaitanya Gundamraj

Academic Background: BTech(Electronics and Communication Engineering)

Work Experience 38 months (Allengers Medical Systems Limited as Sales Executive-Corporate Sales)

Mahima Rawal

Academic Background: BSc (Hons)Home Science Stream-Development Communication and Extension

Noorullah Wasi

Academic Background: BSc (Hons)Chemistry

PG Diploma in Environmental Chemistry

Pankaj Kalyani

Academic Background: BTech (Mechanical Engineering)

Work Experience Woco Motherson Advanced Rubber Technologies Ltd as Engineer; Da Vinci Civilizations as Engineer

Praanjal Agarwal

Academic Background: BTech Biotechnology, Pg Diploma Cellular Molecular & Diagnostics

Summer Internship Best Biotek Pvt. Labs, Tata Chemicals Ltd, Piramal Life Sciences as Research Scientist

Work Experience Thomson Reuters as Project Consultant, Reliance Industries as Research Scientist

Prerna Mehta

Academic Background: BE (Mechanical Engineering)

Summer Internship BHEL PS-PEM, Noida

Shivam Chhabra


Shweta Tyagi

Academic Background: BTech (Information Technology)

Summer Internship CEL

Work Experience Magic Software Pvt. Ltd as Product Content Developer Erricson as Assistant Engineer


Siddharth Joshi

Academic Background: Bachelors of Mass Media

Summer Internship Oculus Creations Post Assistant Director of Mumbai Womens International Film Festival 2013

Swapnil Choure

Academic Background: BE (Mechanical Engineering) Pgdhr-Human Rights-Correspondence)

Summer Internship Research Intern at Center for Solar Energy, Education Park Society; HR and Communications Executive-Action for India

Work Experience HR and Communication Executive-Action for India CSR Research –Action for India HR Consultant (Part Time)-Aasthagram Trust Representative- Global Science and Technology Forum, Singapore

Varuna Singh


Vineeta Yadav

Academic Background: BCom (Hons) PG Diploma Advertising and Public Relations

Summer Internship PR at Madison World in Brand Communications and Media Relations

Work Experience Pugdundee Safaris Pvt. Ltd (Nepal) Assistant Manager- Lodge Operations, Candid Marketing Pvt. Ltd as Senior Client Servicing Executive

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SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROFILES-2017MBA Infrastructure

Arun Tanwar

Academic Background: BBA, Ansal University

Summer Internship PNB Met Life-2 weeks

Jatin Arora

Academic Background: BTech ECE, BMIET,Sonepat/DCRUST Murthal

Prashant Chaudhary

Academic Background: MA Environment & Development, Ambedkar University, Delhi

Rohit Ranjan

Academic Background: BTech (Mechanical) Sharda University, Gr. Noida

Summer Internship SAIL, Bokaro-6 weeks, Yamaha Motor- 4 weeks

Work Experience 36 months (Fluor Daniel India Pvt. Ltd, GS E&C)

Surbhi Khatri

Academic Background: BSc Home Science Lady Irwin, University of Delhi Univesrity

Ashutosh Gupta

Academic Background: B.tech Textile Technology NITRA Technical Campus/UPTU

Summer Internship SEL Manufacturing Co. Ltd, Mehatwara

Chiby.A

Academic Background: Bachelor of Architecture, National Institute of Technology–Trichy

Summer Internship 6 months (Jayakumar & Associates, Bangalore)

Work Experience 24 months (Sidharth Ninan Architecture,Chennai), 8 months (Shanmugam Associates, Trichy)

Jagriti Bisht

Academic Background: BTech (IT) Graphic Era University, Dehradun

Work Experience 42 months (Accenture)

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HCL Foundation

BHEL

DMRC

FICCI

FINO

Godfrey Philips

ICRA

IOCL

Macmillan Publishers

MMTC

ONGC

Shakti Sustainable

SN Power

Wipro EcoEnergy

SBI Capital

Tata BP Solar

ReConnect

Reliance Infrastructure

Havells

Suzlon Energy Ltd

PepsiCo

PricewaterhouseCoopers

NABARD

TCS

NHPC

NTPC

ITC

L&T

KPMG

IFCI

IMRB

Infosys

Grant Thornton

Honeywell

HPCL

GAIL

GIZ

GMR

EBTC

Emergent Ventures

E&Y

BPCL

Canon India

Dexter Consultancy

DLF Foundation

Akzo Nobel

American Express

Aditya Birla Group

IEX

World Energy Council

Next Gen PMS

Idam Infra

Maruti Suzuki India Ltd

Titan Ltd

PREVIOUS RECRUITERS

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PLACEMENT PROCEDURE AND GUIDELINES FOR RECRUITERSThe campus recruitment activity for the MBA (Business Sustainability) and MBA (Infrastructure) programme is conducted to serve dual purposes— placement of the students for their final project which is undertaken in the fourth semester, and the formal job recruitment on completion of the programme.

Our placement process consists of two phases:

Major Project

Recruitment Period Availability of Students | November 2016 - February 2017 | March- June 2017 |

Job Placement

Recruitment Period Availability of Students | November 2016 - June 2017 |

We welcome you to visit our campus for interviewing and selecting students for major projects and final placements. You may interact with the students either through telephone, video conferencing or in person. Interested organizations may contact the Placement Cell. The contact details are mentioned at the back of the brochure.

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From T3 IGI Airport6.3 km–about 13 mins

PLACEMENT CELL

Faculty Placement Coordinator

Dr Sapna A Narula Associate Professor Department of Business Sustainability, TERI University Email: [email protected]

Student Placement Coordinators

Ashwin M PaiEmail: [email protected]: +91 8860435414

For Further Information, Contact

Ms Sonika Goyal Placement Manager, TERI University 10, Institutional Area, Vasant Kunj New Delhi- 110 070, India Email: [email protected] Website: www.teriuniversity.ac.in Phone: +91 11 71800222, Fax: +91 11 26122874

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