GSV aims to lead globally with industry-focused courses across transportation and logistics sectors.
Gati Shakti Vishwavidyalaya (GSV) convened its inaugural Court meeting at Rail Bhawan in New Delhi on November 19, 2024. Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, who chaired the meeting, outlined GSV’s vision to become a world leader in education, driven by industry-focused, employability-oriented courses for transportation and logistics sectors, including railways, aviation, marine, highways, and defense.
Vaishnaw announced that Indian Railway Management Service (IRMS) officers would undergo probationary training at GSV, combining theoretical education and hands-on experience, leading to an MBA degree. The university also plans to introduce new programs in Bridge and Tunnel Engineering, Maritime Infrastructure, Aviation Operations, and more.
The meeting was attended by key dignitaries, including Railway Board Chairman Satish Kumar, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways Secretary V Uma Shankar, and Vice-Chancellor Prof. (Dr.) Manoj Choudhary. GSV’s rapid progress was praised, with suggestions for expanding programs in emerging areas like AI, green hydrogen, and defense logistics.
GSV, established as a Central University in 2022, is set to revolutionise education in the logistics and infrastructure sectors.
