Lecture on Applied Psychology for Engineers Held in Puducherry
The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Manakula Vinayagar Institute of Technology, located in Puducherry, organized a specialized lecture titled 'Applied Psychology for Engineers.' This educational event was conducted in association with the National Institution for Quality and Reliability. The session featured Professor D. Barani Kanth from the Department of Applied Psychology at Pondicherry University as the key speaker. During his address, Professor Kanth emphasized the critical importance of psychological well-being within the engineering profession. He elaborated on how a deeper understanding of human behavior can significantly contribute to safer, more efficient, and productive engineering practices. The event was presided over by M. Dhanasekaran, the Chairman and Managing Director of the Manakula Vinayaga Educational Trust. The lecture aimed to bridge the gap between technical engineering skills and psychological insights, highlighting the role of mental health and behavioral science in enhancing professional outcomes in the industrial sector. This initiative reflects a growing recognition of the interdisciplinary nature of modern engineering education, integrating soft skills and psychological awareness into technical training frameworks.
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Lecture on Applied Psychology for Engineers Held in Puducherry
The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Manakula Vinayagar Institute of Technology, located in Puducherry, organized a specialized lecture titled 'Applied Psychology for Engineers.' This educational event was conducted in association with the National Institution for Quality and Reliability. The session featured Professor D. Barani Kanth from the Department of Applied Psychology at Pondicherry University as the key speaker. During his address, Professor Kanth emphasized the critical importance of psychological well-being within the engineering profession. He elaborated on how a deeper understanding of human behavior can significantly contribute to safer, more efficient, and productive engineering practices. The event was presided over by M. Dhanasekaran, the Chairman and Managing Director of the Manakula Vinayaga Educational Trust. The lecture aimed to bridge the gap between technical engineering skills and psychological insights, highlighting the role of mental health and behavioral science in enhancing professional outcomes in the industrial sector. This initiative reflects a growing recognition of the interdisciplinary nature of modern engineering education, integrating soft skills and psychological awareness into technical training frameworks.
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