Archive · 22 Jul 2026
St Peter’s Engg College partners with Germany’s RivicQ
St Peter’s Engineering College in Hyderabad has signed a big agreement with RivicQ Innovation Hub in Germany.
This partnership will help students and teachers work together on cool technologies like quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity.
They will have chances to do research, go on exchanges, and even start their own companies.
The goal is to make both places better at teaching and creating new things in technology.
St Peter’s Engineering College in Hyderabad signed an MoU with RivicQ Innovation Hub, Germany.
The collaboration focuses on quantum computing, AI, cybersecurity, and other advanced technologies.
Benefits include joint research, academic collaborations, faculty exchange, internships, and startup incubation.
The partnership aims to promote research excellence, entrepreneurship, and international opportunities.
The formal ceremony was attended by key officials from both institutions.
- Who
- St Peter’s Engineering College and RivicQ Innovation Hub, Germany
- What
- Signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Rojamma Hall, Hyderabad, India
- Why
- To strengthen Indo-German cooperation in quantum computing, AI, cybersecurity, and other advanced technologies
St. Peter's Engineering College
RivicQ Innovation Hub
Collaboration Goals
St. Peter's Engineering College
To enhance student and faculty opportunities in quantum computing, AI, and cybersecurity through international collaboration.
RivicQ Innovation Hub
To foster Indo-German cooperation in deep-tech research, innovation, and skill development.
- Institution
- St Peter’s Engineering College
- Partner
- RivicQ Innovation Hub, Germany
- Location
- Hyderabad, India
- Focus Areas
- Quantum computing, AI, cybersecurity, deep-tech research, innovation, entrepreneurship, skill development
- Benefits
- Joint research, academic collaborations, faculty exchange, internships, workshops, startup incubation, innovation programs, global exposure