SDG 8.2Preparing students for decent work
UPES builds internships, industry projects and career training into every programme so that graduates move smoothly into good jobs or their own ventures.
- Career Services. Career guidance, aptitude training, mock interviews, and résumé and LinkedIn profile workshops help students prepare for work. Source: UPES Career Services, Capability enhancement and development schemes.
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- Industry certifications. With the Power Sector Skill Council, promoted by the Ministries of Power and New and Renewable Energy, students of B.Tech Electrical Engineering, MBA Power Management and M.Tech Energy Systems earn industry skill certificates and internships. TW Academy, with Transworld Group, co-designs curriculum modules, helps students gain professional certifications and offers internships and live projects in Transworld companies in India and the UAE. Source: UPES and the Power Sector Skill Council, Transworld Group and TW Academy.
See also: Cloud computing career pathways with AWS in Events and activities.
Source: UPES and the Power Sector Skill Council. 
Source: Transworld Group and TW Academy. - Skills for life. A NASSCOM partnership gives students and alumni access to more than 155 courses in IT, manufacturing, health care, telecom, banking and other sectors, with micro-credential badges for completed learning pathways. Source: UPES and NASSCOM.
See also: Webinar: Decoding the Metaverse, Alumnus talk on transformers for large language models, Workshop on storytelling and screen content, Workshop on how stories shape screens in Events and activities.
Source: UPES and NASSCOM. - Social internships. Every first-year student completes the Srijan Social Internship with an NGO. Source: Srijan Social Internship.
Source: Srijan Social Internship. - Founders in the making. At Udyam 2025 (24–25 April), School of Business societies ran 17 events, including Campus CEO and the Pitch Please pitching contest, giving students a taste of running and pitching a business. Source: Udyam 2025 (LinkedIn).
See also: Udyam 2025: Campus CEO and Pitch Please, Hero Campus Challenge Season 10 launch in Events and activities.
Udyam 2025 at the School of Business. (event report)
