Outsourcing on agenda at AIT

In the increasingly competitive global marketplace for education, the
Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) is determined to ensure its long
term sustainability by reducing its headcount and overhead to below
current levels. Key to this will be implementing a cost and salary
structure that reflects market rates in Thailand, senior administration
officials say.

India’s Indira Group of Institutes visits

From left, Dr. Nitin Afzulpurkar,
Prof. Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai,
Mrs. Tarita Mehendale, Mr. Adesh Gaekwad and Dr. Pritam K.
Shrestha.

Mrs. Tarita Mehendale, Founder Secretary and Chairperson of Indira
Group of Institutes (IGI), India and Mr. Adesh Gaekwad, Executive
Director, Project and Public Relation Trustee visited AIT and met with
Professor Worsak Kanok-Nukulchai, Dean, School of Engineering and
Technology, Dr Nitin Afzulpurkar, Associate Dean, SET, Dr. Pritam K.
Shrestha, Head-ERCO and Mr. Tenzin Rabgyal, Program Officer,
ERCO.

Mrs.

14 November 2008: AIT Career Fair

· Charoen Pokphand Group, Asia’s leading conglomerate with businesses and affiliates operating within the  agribusiness, retail and telecommunications industries. What are they looking for? Graduates with electrical, environment, mechanical, industrial and safety engineering and business management backgrounds having good business perspective and problem-solving capabilities.

14 November 2008: Career Fair

Worried with what’s happening around - the milk scare; the US financial crisis; the political demonstrations; inflation? Do not fret…beyond the uncertainties of the times, employers are  out there and they are eyeing to hire AIT’s excellent students and graduates.