Chandigarh, India, July 30, 2024 — Chitkara University has partnered with Apple to introduce the iOS Student Developer Program. This program aims to empower the next generation of app developers through hands-on experience, mentorship, and exposure to real-world projects.
“We are excited to partner with Apple to launch the iOS Student Developer Program at Chitkara University,” said Dr. Madhu Chitkara, Pro-Chancellor of Chitkara University. “This initiative reflects our firm dedication to providing students with hands-on learning opportunities that enhance their technical skills and encourage critical thinking and problem-solving. In a constantly evolving technology-driven world, it’s essential for our students to be prepared for current challenges and to possess the adaptability and creativity to succeed in the future. The program perfectly aligns with our goal of nurturing well-rounded professionals who can significantly contribute to society.”
Aditya Gabha, a third-year Bachelor of Engineering student in Computer Science Engineering from Chitkara University, participated in the first cohort and was selected as one of the WWDC Swift Student Challenge 2024 finalists. His achievement highlights the program’s potential to enhance student capabilities and recognition on a global scale.
The program covers app development in the community, education, healthcare, lifestyle, and marketplaces, allowing students to explore their interests and contribute to projects with real societal impact. The collaboration between Chitkara University and Apple demonstrates a commitment to innovation, preparing students for success in the tech industry. This program aims to ignite creativity and drive mobile app development while contributing to societal progress.
Chitkara University, located near Chandigarh, India, offers a wide range of courses in Engineering and Technology, Business Management, Planning, Architecture, Art & Design, Mass Communication, Sales and Marketing, Hospitality Management, Pharmacy, Health Sciences, Nursing, Law, Psychology, and Education.
Source: Chitkara University
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