AMET University Celebrates 14th Convocation Honoring Capt. Thanuvelil Koshy Joseph

AMET University celebrated its 14th Convocation on January 4, 2025, honoring Capt. Thanuvelil Koshy Joseph with an Honorary Doctorate for his contributions to maritime education. Capt. Joseph's leadership at Training Ship Rajendra and LBS College has shaped the careers of many maritime professionals. The event highlighted AMET's role in nurturing future maritime leaders.
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AMET University recently held its 14th Convocation on January 4, 2025, a momentous occasion that recognized the achievements of its graduates and honored Capt. Thanuvelil Koshy Joseph with an Honorary Doctorate for his significant contributions to maritime education. Capt. Joseph, a respected figure in the maritime training sector, has played a pivotal role in shaping the careers of numerous maritime professionals. His leadership at Training Ship Rajendra and LBS College has had a profound impact on maritime education in India, as highlighted in the citation for his honorary degree.

During the event, Capt. Joseph expressed his gratitude to AMET University for its role in nurturing future maritime leaders. He dedicated the honor to his students, colleagues, and mentors, acknowledging their collective efforts in advancing maritime education. Many of Capt. Joseph’s mentees now hold influential positions globally, a testament to his enduring influence in the field. His published works on maritime subjects continue to be valuable resources for education.

The ceremony, attended by notable figures such as AICTE Chairman Prof. T.G. Sitharam, underscored the significance of the occasion in the maritime education realm. Prof. Dr. V. Rajendran, Vice Chancellor of AMET University, presented the annual report during the event, highlighting the university’s achievements. The convocation also featured speeches reflecting on AMET’s 32-year journey towards becoming a global maritime knowledge center.

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