Founding a Different Way of Learning
Growing up in Kathmandu, Mr. Surendra Subedi struggled in College and education enthusiast told him that traditional education was his only path. He was so frustrated by the limitations of the system that he sought out new ways to learn. He traveled abroad, gaining experiences that helped shape his understanding of education. He realized that true learning goes beyond textbooks and exams; it’s about practical knowledge and real-world application.
In 2022, he founded Model Institute of Technology, driven by the belief that education should inspire innovation and creativity. Since its inception, MIT has grown to become one of Nepal’s leading institutions, known for its pioneering approach to education and its commitment to developing future leaders through world class American Degree.
Subedi vision was simple: to create a learning environment that empowers students to think critically, solve problems creatively, and lead with integrity. If traditional education limits potential, surely a model based on exploration, experience, and engagement would be the key to unlocking it?
MIT’s journey began with a mission to transform education in Nepal. With nearly two decades of Subedi experience, MIT continues to lead the way in educational innovation, fostering a community where students and educators strive for excellence and a better world.
Fast-Forward to Today…
The world has changed. Employers are no longer interested in what graduates know, or how good they are at tests. More than ever, employers want to know what graduates can do and are looking for people with human skills and adaptability. Traditional education wasn’t built for today’s reality. And that’s why MIT is different. We believe that humans learn best by doing, because mastering a skill— any skill, from critical thinking to entrepreneurship—takes practice. We thrive when we’re working together, free to try—and fail—in a safe environment.
There are four universal capabilities you must master to be a strong, successful professional in any industry, economy, culture, or scenario:
1. Work in diverse teams to get things done that can’t be done alone
2. Inspire, lead, and manage diverse teams
3. Communicate ideas clearly and concisely
4. Make smart decisions based on practical knowledge
Now, you may think you’re naturally good at some of these, or naturally bad at some of them. But you can only get better at any of them through continuous practice—not just studying from a book. At MIT, our programs are designed so that whatever topic you’re studying, you’ll be practicing these four attributes.
MIT exists to inspire and challenge our community to make an impact that matters. From our foundation by a visionary educator in 2022, to becoming one of Nepal’s leading educational institutions, we’re constantly optimizing our learning-by-doing methodology and developing a truly unique student experience.
Surendra Subedi Chairman, MIT
Program Introduction
What’s Inside INNOVATION
What does it mean to study at KMC, the college for those made to lead?
1. Facing the Challenge: How You’ll Learn to Lead
2. Holistic Learning: Program Overview
3. The KMC Difference: Frequently Asked Questions
4. Sample Day at KMC
We Do Challenges
Put theory into practice to hone your creative problem-solving skills—and be ready to thrive in a dynamic world.
1. Challenge Yourself with KMC
2. Program Modules & Example Challenge
3. Professor Story: [Professor’s Name]—Teaching at KMC
4. Working with Real Companies on Real Challenges
5. Entrepreneurial Environment
6. Alumni Story: [Alumni’s Name]—Face Your Fears
Gain international experience and master your cross-cultural collaboration skills, teamwork with classmates from diverse backgrounds.
1. Going Global with KMC
2. Our World in Numbers
3. Working in Diverse Teams
4. Professor Story: [Professor’s Name]—AI & the Classroom
5. Global Campus Rotation
We Do Global We Do Growth
Grow your interpersonal and technical abilities and pursue your passions to build a career you’ll love. 1. Grow with KMC
Your Support Network
Skills Development
Personal Support
Clubs & Campus Life
INNOVATIONLEARNING
PUTTING
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ATTHE CENTER OF
Learn through interconnected value added courses, not standalone courses.
Through lectures, workshops, and supervised group work, you’ll build the all-around knowledge and skills needed to effectively tackle each challenge at the center of every module—with each building upon the last.
Learn through interconnected value added courses, not standalone courses.
A College Design to Innovate
MIT’s state-of-the-art facilities are designed to nurture an environment that encourages creativity and provides a sense of homely comfort. These facilities are the canvas for students as well as our human resources to reach their fullest potential in exploring, experimenting, and driving innovation in education, research, and problem-solving.
Our optimum investment in resources is not just a necessity but a reflection of our commitment to the prosperity of our students and human resources.
A College inspiring innovative intelligence
Discover Model Institute of Technology College (MIT), where innovation and technology converge to shape the leaders of tomorrow. Nestled in the vibrant Bagbazar neighborhood of Kathmandu, Nepal, MIT is your gateway to a world of cutting-edge education and limitless possibilities.
MIT is the catalyst for obtaining an American degree in Nepal, with a seamless credit transfer process, a spectrum of program choices, and a commitment to fostering international achievement. Through flexible pathways and a strong partnership with the International American University, MIT empowers students to realize their academic and career aspirations on a global stage.
Your personal student development coach will support you throughout your journey—helping you connect your strengths with your academic choices and your career goals through AI Based Goal Finder Tools.
PUTTING THE CHALLENGE AT THE CENTER OF LEARNING
How should your company integrate AI? What’s your startup idea to disrupt the digital space? How can you visualize data to impact business decisions? These are the questions that need solving in the real business world. And these are the types of challenges every module on MIT academic program is designed around.
Test your skills, not your memory
Tests play an important role in checking your understanding. But at MIT, your performance is assessed in the same way a company would evaluate employees—through continuous assessment of your progress with 360-degree feedback from peers and professors.
Graduate with a business portfolio, not just exam results. Your grades only tell a part of the story. Capture your experience and results in an online portfolio, ready to showcase the impact you really have in a team to future employers—from client pitches and business reports to expert talks.
https://www.mitnepal.edu.np/
Program Overview: How It Works
At the Model Institute of Technology (MIT), we believe that the application of knowledge is as crucial as the knowledge itself. Aligned with the International American University (IAU) system, our curriculum ensures that rather than studying isolated subjects, our modules are designed to interconnect and work together. This approach helps you understand how various topics interact and can be applied to solve real-world challenges. Guided by professors with firsthand experience in their fields, each module builds on the previous one, helping you accumulate the skills and knowledge needed to gain a competitive advantage in the global workplace.
Core Modules
Innovation and Technology Challenge
Entrepreneurial Challenge
Global Business Challenge
Complex Problem Solving
Leadership and Management Challenge
Strategic Decision Making
Cultural and Social Challenge
MIT Capstone Project
PROGRAMS
Transfer Track Students who wish to transfer to MIT may be eligible for advanced placement. Assessments are available on receipt of transcript.
Summer Rotation Add-Ons
Motivative
Innovative
Transformative
Specialization Modules*
Information Technology
Business Administration
Marketing
Finance
Management
Human Resources
Entrepreneurship
Project Management
Global Standard Track Aligned with the IAU system, students in some regions can graduate in 3 years (e.g., IB or UK A-level). This qualifies for 30 Advanced Placement (AP) credits, enabling students to complete their studies in 3 years.
Global Rotation Add-Ons
*Note: Specialization options vary by program and campus location; core and specialization modules subject to change.
DURATION
US Standard Track Students from US high schools typically follow this track, graduating in 4 years. This is the standard length of an undergraduate program at most US colleges and universities. AP credits are assessed on an individual basis.
Summer Rotation Add-Ons*
How do you teach skills?
Core skills—those skills that have been identified as being most valuable to career success such as communication, collaboration, creativity, lifelong learning, and critical thinking—can only be developed through practice. Teaching at MIT is all about providing an academic environment that enables students to practice these skills, make mistakes, and learn from those mistakes.
Through guided group work, one-on-one coaching sessions, and continuously reflecting on your performance—both as an individual and as part of a team— you’ll expand and deepen your practical abilities as you progress through the program. This follows the academic research in how the brain learns best: with topics and disciplines being interwoven and learned in context.
So, would I still have classes?
Absolutely, they’re just delivered in a different format. You study specialized subjects taught by professors with scheduled classes, supervised group work, and professor-led challenge sessions. They all play a vital role in your learning an assessment.
An Evolved Way to Learn
Learning at the Model Institute of Technology (MIT) is different from what you’re used to. Sure, there are readings, lectures, and tests. But just like in the real working world, there’ll be a lot more demanded of you than that. There’s more working in groups, more team projects, and a lot more sessions where it’s you and your classmates doing the talking, not the professor. Want to know what that means and how it feels? Let’s find out…
How is the modular way of learning at MIT different from traditional degree courses?
In a traditional academic setting, you would take five standalone courses in a semester, for example, General Business, Marketing, Communications, Psychology, and Finance. These courses would be taught independently of each other; they would each focus on their own content and would be unrelated to each other.
With MIT’s modular approach, instead of studying these five subjects as standalone courses, we have interlinked the topics so that the content is related, and they are all focused on solving a particular challenge.
How do you teach skills?
Core skills—those skills that have been identified as being most valuable to career success such as communication, collaboration, creativity, lifelong learning, and critical thinking—can only be developed through practice. Teaching at MIT is all about providing an academic environment that enables students to practice these skills, make mistakes, and learn from those mistakes.
Through guided group work, one-on-one coaching sessions, and continuously reflecting on your performance—both as an individual and as part of a team— you’ll expand and deepen your practical abilities as you progress through the program. This follows the academic research in how the brain learns best: with topics and disciplines being interwoven and learned in context.
How do you assess skills?
You cannot assess someone’s practical skill or impact in a team through a written exam. That’s why students at MIT are assessed on a continuous basis through a variety of methods, from reports to presentations, observed discussion meetings, business plans, pitches to prototypes, and also more traditional coursework and projects.
This is why your participation is so important. How much you engage and take part in classes, group work, and workshops plays a big part in your assessment and is crucial to success in the program. Your Skill development and engagement are captured through your Online dashboard so you can see how you’re progressing against assessment criteria in real-time. Your coach will work closely with you to help you connect your actions in class and in challenges with your performance.
Will I not take tests or exams then?
All the academic research shows that exams do not help students to learn. At MIT, assessments do include timed assessments and quizzes, but there are no ‘endof-year’ exams that determine your entire grade.
Can I do an internship while I study?
Yes, internships are encouraged and can be done for credit. Given the rigor of the program, they need to be done over the summer. If you want to intern in the US or UK, you can do it over the summer as part of your studies.
You can also intern in your home country or another country where you have working rights. Our dedicated careers team will support you in finding, applying for, and obtaining internships over the summer.
How many challenges do I work on each semester?
Each challenge takes half a semester to complete, so you’ll work on two challenges each semester, one after the other. Faculty from all the different disciplines work together to ensure students not only learn what they need to complete the challenge but are also able to apply this knowledge in a practical way.
Visit MIT Nepal for more information and to explore our programs further.
A Day as a Doer
See what a day in your life at MIT might look like with the sample timetable below. You’ll be busy learning and applying all the relevant topics for your module challenge, combining multiple disciplines such as technology, business, and ethics
with support from your challenge professor, your coach, and anyone else you might need to call upon—from campus counselors to student services.
Monday
Practical business challenges are at the center of your program. As you learn business by doing business, you’ll come to understand the relevant theory while developing the mindsets and skills essential for a career on a global scale. You’ll put theory into practice through real-world business scenarios, live client consulting, simulations, and hackathons. Work in diverse teams, take risks in a safe and supportive environment, and solve the challenges businesses are facing right now as you carve your path to becoming a successful global professional.
We Do Challenges
Challenge-Based Module Learning at Model Institute of Technology (MIT)
At Model Institute of Technology, we believe in transforming education through practical challenges that reflect real-world business dynamics. Our Challenge-Based Module Learning framework divides coursework into Core Modules and Specialization Modules, each designed to tackle significant business challenges. Here’s a closer look at the types of challenges you will engage with in your core modules.
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CREATE A STARTUP: Build a startup from the ground up with an innovative product or service that addresses a market gap. Develop a comprehensive business plan to guide your venture to the next level.
2
PITCH PROJECT: SCALE YOUR STARTUP: Expand on the Startup Challenge by scaling your venture with a focus on creating a positive social impact. Develop a sustainable business model that balances profit, people, and the planet, and explore how your startup can drive meaningful change.
3
CONSULTING: SOLVE HEALTHCARE: Dive into emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, and robotics. Explore how humans can differentiate themselves from AI and identify unique value propositions that technology alone cannot achieve.
4
BIG-DATA ANALYSIS: Master the art of identifying, transforming, and visualizing data to uncover valuable insights. Develop strategies to make informed decisions when facing complex, ambiguous scenarios.
5
FIND A TARGET MARKET FOR A NEW BUSINESS VENTURE: Analyze emerging markets versus established economies. Propose policies to bridge gaps and promote growth that benefits all stakeholders.
6
BUSINESS CONSULTATION FOR A LOCAL CULTURAL ORGANIZATION: Advise a local cultural organization on leveraging its strengths and adapting to survive while preserving its core artistic values.
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PROJECT: OPENING IN A NEW MARKET: Assess the feasibility of expanding into a new geographic area, considering socioeconomic, cultural, ethical, and sustainable aspects.
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CONSULTING FOR A REAL COMPANY: Synthesize all your learning into a final project. Work in teams to consult for a real company, integrating your skills to address genuine business challenges.
Startup Module
Every business starts somewhere.
Your pitch will answer the question: “What problem does my product or service solve?”
Think like an entrepreneur from day one. Identify market gaps, build high-performance teams, analyze competitors, and understand both local and global contexts. Create innovative products or services to meet market needs and develop actionable business plans for investors.
Venture capitalists and angel investors want to see successful teams that can iterate and work together to develop their idea.
• Research Methods
• Entrepreneurial Strategy & Finance
• Costing & Pricing
• Supply Chains, Sustainability & Ethical Decision-Making
• Marketing: Positioning, Branding & Sales
• New Product Development
• Cultural Awareness & Communication Skills
• Presentation Skills
Your journey at MIT will be supported by expert practitioners, interactive workshops, and guidance from challenge professors. Collaborate with your peers and mentors to solve real-world problems and build skills that employers value.
Professor Anil Thapa Model Institute of Technology, Nepal
Professional Background: Before joining MIT, Professor Anil Thapa spent 15 years at Deloitte, where he specialized in management consulting and strategy development.
His journey began in the world of engineering, but he later transitioned into business, bringing a unique blend of technical and strategic expertise to his teaching. Professor Thapa also runs his own consulting practice, helping startups and established businesses navigate complex challenges.
On... Teaching:
“I believe that teaching is a collaborative journey. My approach is not to just impart knowledge but to engage in a mutual learning process. If you think you will only learn from me, you are mistaken. We are all here to learn from each other. Challenge ideas, question assumptions, and never be afraid to explore new solutions. Google it, research it, and most importantly, think creatively.”
On... the Curriculum:
“Our focus is on applying knowledge rather than merely acquiring it. We emphasize practical, hands-on learning through real-world projects and team assignments. Instead of just learning theoretical concepts, students immediately apply what they’ve learned to solve actual business problems. This approach bridges the gap between theoretical understanding and practical application.”
On... the Classroom:
“From day one, you’ll dive into projects and teamwork. The diverse backgrounds of your peers—from various countries, cultures, and disciplines—enrich the learning experience. The environment is designed to mirror real-world dynamics, where collaboration and diversity of thought are key to success.”
On... Passion:
“Passion drives excellence. I live by the belief that passion is crucial for success. Whether it’s in business, technology, or personal interests like photography and trekking, enthusiasm is what makes the difference. I encourage students to find their passion, as it fuels perseverance and innovation.”
Professor Anil Thapa
Specializes in:
Strategic Management
Data-Driven Decision Making
Innovation and Technology Integration
Leadership and Team Dynamics
Communication and Negotiation Skills
Work with Real-World Companies at Model Institute of Technology (MIT)
Sanjay’s Feedback: “MIT students tackled our innovation challenge with remarkable creativity and insight. They thoroughly researched the local business landscape and proposed innovative solutions that align with our sustainability goals. Their fresh perspectives and strategic approach provided us with valuable new ideas.”
Maya’s Feedback: “What impressed me most was the quality of the presentations and the diverse skill sets within the teams. The students demonstrated an eagerness to dive deep into new topics and come up with impactful solutions. Their enthusiasm and ability to connect theory with practice reflect the high caliber of MIT students.”
MIT’s Experience: The team dynamics were exceptional. Our students collaborated effectively, integrating diverse viewpoints and working cohesively to deliver compelling solutions. Their presentations were well-structured and impactful, showcasing their ability to tackle complex challenges.
Looking Ahead: We plan to maintain strong connections with the students from the top-performing teams, working together to explore and implement their innovative solutions. The collaboration with our partners is just the beginning, and we look forward to continued engagement that supports student growth and real-world impact.
Future Prospects: Given the impressive results of this collaboration, we anticipate ongoing partnerships with industry leaders. Our students are well-prepared to thrive in dynamic environments, and we hope that many will find future career opportunities with our partner organizations.
At MIT, we believe in bridging the gap between classroom learning and real-world application. Our students engage with local startups, NGOs, and global corporations through hackathons, live simulations, and challenges that offer handson experience. Here’s how our collaboration with local and international partners enriches the learning journey.
The MIT Challenges
1. Innovation & Sustainability - Developing new sustainable practices for local businesses.
2. Social Impact - Creating solutions to enhance community welfare.
3. Technology Integration - Implementing cutting-edge technology to solve real business problems.
The MIT Partners
Sanjay Patel, CEO, InnovateNepal Maya Sharma, Director of Operations, GreenFuture NGO
QuickCharge Nepal
IDEA: Portable, eco-friendly phone chargers aimed at emergency situations. The product addresses the need for reliable charging options in remote areas.
SolarSmart
Ariya
IDEA: Solar-powered community lighting systems designed for rural areas in Nepal. This project focuses on providing sustainable energy solutions to underserved communities.
MIT Innovation Hub: Where Ideas Take Flight
MoringaBoost
IDEA: Nutritional supplements and health food products made from locally sourced moringa in Nepal. This initiative supports small-scale farmers and promotes healthy living.
At Model Institute of Technology (MIT), we provide a dynamic environment for budding entrepreneurs to cultivate their startup ideas. Our Innovation Hub offers expert guidance, mentoring, and resources to transform concepts into impactful ventures. Here’s a glimpse into the exciting projects emerging from our MIT Innovation Hub:
Singh & Rajesh Kumar
Nisha Patel & Arjun Lama
Sarita Sharma
Crowd4Change
Tenzin Sherpa
IDEA: A crowdfunding platform dedicated to supporting social and environmental projects across Nepal. This platform aims to connect local innovators with potential backers.
TradeLink
Suman Acharya & Pooja Rai
IDEA: A blockchain-based platform for transparent and efficient trade transactions, focusing on the local market.
IDEA: “EcoSwap” – A platform for swapping and upcycling clothing to reduce waste and promote sustainable fashion. Developed through the MIT Innovation Hub, EcoSwap has gained recognition at local entrepreneurship competitions and received seed funding.
From Concept to Reality: Our Innovation Hub nurtures creativity and fosters entrepreneurial spirit. With access to experienced mentors, workshops, networking events, and business fairs, students are empowered to turn their ideas into viable businesses. Our state-of-the-art facilities encourage collaboration and innovation, providing the perfect environment for students to experiment and grow their ventures.
Empowering Future Entrepreneurs: “At MIT, we believe in cultivating an entrepreneurial mindset that drives success. Our Innovation Hub is designed to inspire and support students as they bring their ideas to life. With hands-on experiences, expert mentorship, and a collaborative atmosphere, we prepare our students to make a meaningful impact in the world.”
Student MIT Entrepreneurship Program Highlights:
• Startup Challenges: Engage with real-world problems and develop innovative solutions.
• Mentorship: Receive guidance from experienced entrepreneurs and industry experts.
• Networking Opportunities: Connect with potential investors, partners, and fellow entrepreneurs.
• Funding and Support: Access seed funding and resources to kickstart your venture.
Ravi Sharma, Professor of Entrepreneurship
Join us at MIT Innovation Hub and start your journey from idea to impact. Explore, experiment, and lead the way in shaping the future of entrepreneurship in Nepal.
Class of 2024 Student
Kiran Thapa
Anil Gupta Nepal & India Co-Founder & CEO, GreenTech Solutions
Bachelor of Business Administration
Class of 2021
Master of Sustainable Development
Class of 2022
Notable Achievements:
TEDx Speaker: Delivered a TED Talk on sustainable innovations and their role in economic development.
GreenTech Solutions: Launched a startup focused on developing eco-friendly technologies that promote sustainable living.
Leadership Roles: Served as the president of the MIT Entrepreneurship Club and was an active participant in the MIT Innovation Hub.
Anil Gupta
Why Sustainability?
Anil Gupta: “My time at MIT was transformative. The education, mentorship, and opportunities I received helped me build a strong foundation for my career. Embrace every moment and challenge—it’s these experiences that will shape your future.”
Sustainability has always been a driving force in my life. Growing up in a region facing severe environmental challenges, I witnessed firsthand the impact of neglecting sustainable practices. This experience fueled my passion for creating innovative solutions that address environmental issues while promoting economic growth.
What’s Your Greatest Challenge?
My greatest challenge has been navigating the complexities of scaling a startup in a developing market. The journey has been filled with obstacles, but these challenges have also been my greatest teachers. I’ve learned to embrace setbacks as opportunities for growth and innovation, and this mindset has been crucial in steering my company towards success.
Tell Us About Your Dual Degree?
After completing my BBA, I pursued a Master’s in Sustainable Development to deepen my understanding of environmental issues and sustainable practices. The integration of business acumen with sustainable development strategies has been invaluable in leading GreenTech Solutions towards impactful and scalable solutions.
Any Advice for New Students?
Dive into every opportunity that comes your way at MIT. Get involved, seek out challenges, and don’t be afraid to take risks. My journey included speaking at international conferences and leading impactful projects. Embrace the chance to learn from both successes and failures, and use every experience to build a robust foundation for your future career. And remember, the more you engage and push your boundaries, the more you will grow.
Diverse by design, at MIT you’ll be immersed in a melting pot of 77 districts where every classmate is a new learning opportunity. And with every team project, class debate, and campus you visit, you’ll learn to turn difference into strength and unite toward a common goal.
We Do Global
The exposure to global viewpoints and the collaborative environment at MIT has equipped me with the skills to approach challenges with a broader perspective. The ability to work with people from different backgrounds and the encouragement to think critically have been pivotal in shaping my academic and professional journey.”
Nepal & India
Bachelor of Business Administration Class of 2025
PRIYA SHARMA’S JOURNEY:
Embracing Diversity and Innovation
Diverse Team Experience:
“The diversity at Model Institute of Technology has profoundly transformed my perspective. Interacting with peers from different backgrounds and cultures has broadened my understanding of global issues and solutions. Reflecting on my journey
• Maya provides a balanced perspective, helping us navigate through disagreements with reason and diplomacy.
• Kiran adds creativity and innovation, pushing us to explore unconventional solutions.
Unexpected Discovery:
Our ability to connect on a personal level, despite our diverse backgrounds, has been one of the most rewarding aspects of working together. It’s amazing how shared experiences and mutual respect can forge strong bonds and lead to effective collaboration.”
The Task:
We roleplayed consultants for a local NGO aiming to enhance educational access in rural areas. Our objective was to devise strategies for leveraging technology to bridge the educational gap and address the unique challenges faced by underserved communities.
Professor Uma Gunasilan’s Insight
“Experiencing diverse viewpoints and cultures enriches students’ understanding of global complexities. At MIT, we integrate generative AI tools and critical discussions to foster creativity and ethical considerations.
By tackling real-world problems and debating various perspectives, students develop empathy and problem-solving skills essential for making a positive impact.”
Explore Your Global Campuses with IAU
Angeles, USA
Los
Madrid, Spain
Choose your home campus and take advantage of the unique opportunity to rotate between locations. Whether you’re based in Kathmandu, London, Boston, Dubai, or San Francisco, experience diverse cultures, master new skills, and expand your global network with International American University.
Kathmandu (MIT Campus)
MIT Campus, Bagbazar, Kathmandu, Nepal
Famous For: A thriving hub for innovation and entrepreneurship in the heart of the Himalayas
Notable Features: Located in a vibrant cultural city, MIT is a gateway to the rich heritage and emerging opportunities in Nepal vnd South Asia
Transport: Convenient access to local transportation options and proximity to key business districts
Where to Stay: Student accommodations available near the campus, offering a blend of comfort and cultural immersion
Local Networks: Engaging in local startup ecosystems, NGOs, and collaboration with regional and international organizations
Don’t Miss: Exploring Nepal’s breathtaking landscapes, including the Himalayas, historical sites, and vibrant city life
Cultural Highlights: Rich cultural diversity, historical landmarks, and a growing technology and innovation sector
Kathmandu, Nepal
Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
Dubai
On-Campus Counselors The Connectors
• 1-2-1 Counseling: Personalized support to address individual needs and concerns.
• Group Counseling: Collaborative sessions for shared experiences and community support.
• Wellbeing Events & Workshops:
• Sexual Health, Drugs & Alcohol Workshops: Educational sessions focusing on health and safety.
• Educational Campaigns: Initiatives aimed at fostering awareness and well-being.
The Tech
Online Support:
• Digital Employability Hub: Tools and resources for job readiness.
• AI Tools: Leveraging technology for career development.
Career Resources:
• Latest Job Market Information: Current trends and opportunities.
• Industry-Leading Recruitment Platform (Handshake): Access to top job listings and employer connections.
The Community
MIT Network:
• Faculty: Support from experienced educators and industry experts.
• Alumni: Networking and insights from former students.
• MIT Student Association: Involvement in student-led initiatives and events.
Corporate Relations Team:
• Recruitment Fairs: Opportunities to meet potential employers.
• Corporate Partnerships: Building connections with industry leaders.
• Networking Events: Events designed to expand professional networks.
• Industry Panels: Discussions with experts from various fields.
You
The Hosts
Student Success Team:
• Campus Events: Engaging activities and social opportunities.
• Counseling: Access to mental health and well-being support.
• Clubs & Societies: Opportunities for extracurricular involvement.
The Experts
Career Development Team:
• 1-2-1 Career Advising: Personalized career guidance and strategy.
Workshops:
• Personal Branding: Crafting a strong personal image.
• Networking: Building professional relationships.
• Mock Interviews: Practice and feedback for interview success.
Resume Reviews: Enhancing your resume to stand out.
LinkedIn Profile Optimization: Improving your online professional presence. Internships: Guidance on finding and securing valuable internships.
“There is no one-size-fits-all approach to career development. By developing yourself from every angle, with the MIT careers team as your guide, your goals can gain the strategy and support needed to lead to your success.”
Your Support at Network at Model Institute of Technology (MIT)
The Coaches
Student Development Coaches:
• Personal Coaching Sessions: Tailored support to help you achieve your goals.
• Career Mapping: Strategic planning for your career path.
• Workshops and Tutorials: Skill-building sessions to enhance your development.
• Online Dashboard: Track your skills and mindsets progress.
“Deciding what to do with the rest of your life can be overwhelming. Here, you’ll have a full-circle support system of professionals dedicated to helping you carve out your career path. It’s an exciting journey of self-discovery.”
In collaboration with industry leaders and data analytics, MIT identifies the critical competencies that top global employers seek from business graduates. Through assessments, workshops, and personalized coaching, you’ll continuously develop these core skills and mindsets to become a proactive, responsible business professional.
Skill Development at Model Institute of Technology (MIT)
Core Skills
Communication:
“During my time at MIT, I focused on connecting with people virtually and extending conversations beyond screens. Joining various clubs helped me build these connections.”
Collaboration:
“Participating in campus elections was a challenge, but it showed me the importance of putting yourself out there and engaging with the community.”
Creative Thinking:
“Learning to solve problems creatively has been invaluable. This skill will benefit both my career and personal life.”
Learning to Learn:
“Professors at MIT often use real-world products and experiences in teaching. This hands-on approach greatly enhances my learning.”
Critical Thinking:
“Building a digital agency required us to become effective problem solvers, balancing creativity with cost efficiency.”
Key Mindsets
Global Mindset:
“Joining cultural clubs helped me embrace and learn about diverse traditions and practices.”
Growth Mindset:
“MIT provided me with tools, but I took charge of my career prospects by securing internships and managing a business with my brother.”
Self-Aware Mindset:
“Adjusting to a new environment has been a learning experience, helping me understand different perspectives.”
Entrepreneurial Mindset:
“I founded a copy writing club to gain practical experience and provide real-world work opportunities for students.”
Ethical Mindset:
“MIT encourages us to lend a helping hand and contribute to the community.”
Personal Support
Personal Coaching
“Work with your student development coach throughout your program to understand and embrace feedback from your professors and peers. Your coach will help you connect your learning outcomes with your goals, so that you can develop your strengths into a career you love.”
Your Online Dashboard
Track your development of key mindsets and core skills through your own online dashboard, with the help of your coach. Your data is compiled from personal reflections, faculty grades, and peer reviews and incorporates team-based and written assessments, participation in class, presentations and videos, and short quizzes.
On-Campus Counseling Business Portfolio
“Change can be challenging, and MIT offers comprehensive support to help you navigate your transformational journey. From enrollment advisors to campus counselors, you’re never alone.”
Keep track of all your projects and accomplishments and graduate with a digital business portfolio, ready to showcase your achievements to future employers. Your Grades
Clubs That Do
at Model Institute of Technology (MIT)
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