Christ university is renowned for the services it provides to students in terms of training and placement. A placement representative is assigned to each department, and their role is to arrange career development programs and upskilling training for students who express interest. Recruiters hold interviews and talent evaluations towards the end of the year to choose students for university positions offering competitive pay packages. Also so many facilities are provided by Christ University
Facilities are:
Infrastructure Faculty and students at CHRIST can benefit from sufficient, cutting-edge physical infrastructure facilities that support an efficient teaching and learning process. The University is continuously reflects the most recent developments in educational infrastructure to better serve the demands of the at times, while upholding the legal mandates of oversight organisations like UGC, Such as AICTE, BCI, NCTE, and COA.
Across all of its campuses, CHRIST offers 494 roomy, well-furnished classrooms with ICT capabilities. The dimensions of classrooms are set by regulatory organisations. 26 seminar rooms equipped with ICT, such as smart whiteboards and smart. There are Ten roomy spaces accessible for interactive presentations.
Every school has auditoriums with cutting-edge acoustics that are outfitted with the most recent A/V technology. There are 2000 seats available in Bangalore Central Campus's Main Auditorium. Moot courts are available at the law school to simulate cases that lead to pleading, creating and crafting arguments. Students majoring in Western Classical and Performing Arts, Dance and music both have rehearsal rooms. The School of Architecture improves student studying with the resources of the Rural Studio and Design Studio.
Laboratories:
Excellent domain-specific laboratories with state-of-the-art technology are available on all campuses to support UG, PG, and PhD students' research and experiential learning.
| Departments | Laboratories |
|---|---|
| Psychology | Psychology Neurocognition lab, Child Development Lab, Behaviour Decision Lab, Mindfulness Lab, Cognition- Affect-Behaviour Lab (CAB), Functional -Near InfraRed, Spectroscopy Lab (f-NIRS), Clinical Training and Assessment Lab. |
| Physics | Material Science Labs - 3 nos.; Undergraduate and Postgraduate Labs; Astrophysics Lab; Wind and Solar hybrid power generation system -NAL CSIR; Common Instrumentation Lab - Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) with EDS, X-Ray, Diffractometer; Raman Spectrometer |
| Chemistry | Undergraduate and Postgraduate Labs; Research labs with modern facilities like Gas Chromatography, Electrochemical workstation, UV/VIS spectrophotometer, Fluorescence Spectrofluoro, photometer, Optical Profilometer, TGA/DSC, FTIR etc |
| Life Sciences | Undergraduate and Postgraduate Labs; Research labs with advanced facilities like Flame Atomic absorption spectroscopy, gas chromatography mass spectrometer, FTIR spectroscopy, High Performance Liquid Chromatography. |
| Media Studies | A/V Recording capabilities with Teleprompter, Cameras, Sound console and Editing softwares for developing multimedia content. |
| Business and Management & Commerce Accountancy and Finance | Business Labs, Bloomberg Labs, Commerce Labs, Marketing Lab (MBA). |
| Engineering | Seventy five specialised labs including Machine Learning Labs, High Performance Computing Lab, CISCO Networking Lab, Alternative Fuel Engine Lab, Material Testing Lab, Concrete Technology Hydraulics & Hydraulic Machinery Lab, Computer Aided Design and Drafting Lab, Geotechnical Engineering Lab, E-Mobility, Operations Labs, Communication Labs, Digital Signal Processing Lab, and Material Lab. |
Computer Hardware:
There are over 3600 computers available for academic and administrative usage on all campuses, with an 8:1 student to computer ratio. Each student has a built-up space of 16 square feet. 40 Teachers and students can use two fully furnished computer labs. Moodle and Google LMSs are utilised by educators to efficiently oversee their classrooms. While the pandemic, programs including as Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Mercer|Mettl, and WebEx were offered to educators and learners to guarantee a smooth virtual teaching and learning experience procedure.
Infrastructure for Cultural Pursuits:
With a combined seating capacity of 7000, the university has five main auditoriums—three located on campuses in Bangalore and one each off campus—each equipped with the newest audio-visual technology to show academic and cultural activities. The University also has 10 small auditoriums, 2 outdoor theatres or amphitheatres, 3 music rooms, 1 music studio, 5 jam rooms and choir rooms, and 3 dance rooms for cultural events. The University organises cultural events and programs such as Ethnic Day, the talent competition Darpan, the inter-class cultural festival Blossoms, and the inter-college cultural festival In Bloom, all under the direction of the Student Welfare Office. In addition, a lot of academic departments give their students cultural festivals.
Spaces for Yoga:
To promote both physical and emotional well-being, the University offers yoga courses on all of its campuses. The outdoor theatre on the Kengeri campus, the campus view of the Central Block, the indoor sports area and gymnasium in Block I of the Bangalore Central Campus, the open space in front of the Main Block of the BGR Campus, and the indoor sports area in Lavasa are locations that are frequently used for these classes. The Physical Education Department and NCC conduct an annual celebration of International Yoga Day that includes staff and students.
Sports:
Facilities for Athletics and Games Since the beginning, CHRIST has placed a strong emphasis on engaging in physical recreation through games and sports. The university's students compete in sports and activities using the indoor and outdoor facilities, winning numerous awards and trophies in the process. All universities host year-round events at the national, regional, and state levels.
The University has seven football fields, two hockey fields, three throwball courts, five volleyball courts, twelve basketball courts, two tennis courts, five cricket grounds and nets, one kabbadi court, one Kho-Kho court, nine badminton courts, four track & field/athletics grounds, six table tennis tables, seven gymnasiums, and fitness centres for outdoor and indoor sports and games. Furthermore, indoor facilities are offered for a variety of games such as table tennis, carroms, billiards, chess, and foosball.
Equiped with exercise and fitness gear, the gyms and health and fitness centres are watched over by personal trainers. Additionally, there is a gymnasium on site with a basketball court and table tennis for students to use during lunch and after school. The gym receives monthly maintenance and is covered by AMC.
Eating and Drinking:
The campuses feature over 22 multicuisine cafeterias and kiosks selling both vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals to meet the needs of its ethnic community. The USPs of each of these restaurants are their affordability, nutrition, cleanliness, and hospitality. food carts Machines are positioned throughout the campuses at various locations.
Facilities Divyangjan Friendly:
All of the buildings have ramps and elevators to let teachers and students get to different floors of the multi-story structures. The Divyangjan-friendly restrooms in the buildings are equipped with sensor-activated flushing systems and hand dryers on every floor. Wheelchairs are provided to help individuals with physical disabilities move around the campus and buildings.
Medical Facilities
All campuses have health centres with beds, basic medications, physicians, and nurses on staff. In the event of an emergency, the University maintains two ambulances that are connected to surrounding hospitals. Dispensers of sanitary napkins are positioned throughout the campuses at various locations.
