Samsung Innovation Campus
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India: Preparing youths to be industry-ready
As part of the company’s commitment to being a strong partner of India, Samsung Innovation Campus is working alongside the government to meet its mission of empowering the country’s youth.
“Samsung Innovation Campus is letting me experience problems in real time, so that I can understand them, solve them, and then be excellent in them.” This is how Chirag, a student at Samsung’s Innovation Campus in Bengaluru, India, describes Samsung Electronics’ approach to equipping young people with skills for the technology sector.
In the video below, Chirag and two of his fellow students, Afsha and Anupriya, explore their understanding of innovation and explain how Samsung Innovation Campus has provided a unique platform to engage with new challenges, enabling them to practise problem-solving at an advanced level.
By participating in the programme, they feel better equipped for work in the tech sector, thanks to the hands-on experience and skills-based learning they have received.
The immersive learning experience offered by Samsung Innovation Campus helps participants emerge with the confidence and competence required to thrive in the industry.
Watch: Young innovators share their journey
Samsung India operates the Samsung Innovation Campus at eight campuses across the country with the aim of upskilling 3,000 less privileged youth in future tech domains such as artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things, big data, coding and programming—and helping them get relevant job placements.
With high demand in India for engineers and scientists with knowledge in machine learning, AI and big data, the curriculum is designed to help close the skills gap and prepare students to be industry-ready.
As part of the company’s commitment to being a strong partner of India, Samsung Innovation Campus is working alongside the government to meet its mission of empowering the country’s youth.
Snapshot: Samsung Innovation Campus
What is it:
Samsung Innovation Campus helps prepare young people for tomorrow’s information technology workplace by equipping them with skills in new and emerging technology through hands-on training and classroom teaching.
The programme builds on Samsung Electronics’ previous work developing core IT competencies among students and unemployed youths, and also helps them develop crucial soft skills so they will become proactive problem-solvers.
Numbers at a glance:
⦁ Samsung began offering technological training programs for adolescents and unemployed youths in 2013
⦁ Launched Samsung Innovation Campus in 2019
⦁ Courses taught include coding and programming, artificial intelligence (AI), big data and the Internet of Things (IoT)
⦁ Develops soft skills like creativity, communication and empathy
⦁ Active in more than 30 countries around the world
⦁ Some 120,000 students have participated since 2019




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