HYDERABAD: In an increasingly globalized tech landscape, true engineering excellence requires stepping outside the traditional classroom. Proving exactly that, a cohort of fifteen ambitious students from the Lords Institute of Engineering and Technology (LIET) recently returned from an intensive, two-week Global Immersion Internship Program at the prestigious FH Aachen University of Applied Sciences in Germany.
Running from June 14 to June 28, this academic expedition gave these Hyderabad-based students a front-row seat to the future of deep tech and automation.
Mastering the Future: The CyberSol and AutoSol Tracks
Accompanied by LIET faculty mentor Dr. Mujeeb Hasan, the students didn’t just visit Germany as tourists—they underwent rigorous, high-level technical training. The university structured the curriculum into two highly specialized pathways: CyberSol and AutoSol.
The intensive coursework pushed the students to dive deep into critical, next-generation domains, including:
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) & Neural Networks: Understanding the algorithms driving modern machine intelligence.
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Robotics & AI Agents: Learning how hardware and autonomous software interact in real-world scenarios.
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Intelligent Systems & Automation: Studying the architectures that power smart factories.
The hard work paid off. Upon meeting the strict academic requirements of the program, every single participant was awarded an official completion certificate from FH Aachen University.
From Theory to Asphalt: Touring Mercedes-Benz and Porsche
What sets German engineering apart is its unmatched application in the industrial sector. To bridge the gap between abstract code and massive machinery, the internship took the students out of the labs and into the heart of Stuttgart—the automotive capital of Germany.
The cohort was given exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to:
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The Mercedes-Benz Production Plant: Where they witnessed automated precision, assembly-line AI, and advanced manufacturing practices executing at scale.
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The Porsche Museum: A masterclass in automotive engineering legacy, charting decades of aerodynamic design and mechanical innovation.
These site visits provided the students with invaluable insight into how the very automation and AI tools they studied in class are deployed to build some of the most sophisticated machines on earth.
Celebrating the Cohort
LIET has extended its immense pride to the 15 young engineers who represented Hyderabad on the global stage. The successful student delegation included:
Mohd Mahamood Moosa Kaleem Ullah, Safi Ur Rahman, Safan Ur Rahman, Mohd Aayan Ur Rahman, Mohd Sohail Ahmed, Shaik Shaker Ahmed, Mohd Aamir Hussain, Zayd Mohammed Shariff, Shazad Ahmed, Syed Mohammed Ali, Mohammed Ismail Omair, Mohammed Shams Uz Zama Khan, Mohammed Ikram Uddin, Mohammed Ishaq Khan, and Syed Moazam.
As these students return to Hyderabad, they bring back more than just certificates; they return with a global perspective, world-class technical exposure, and the inspiration to elevate India’s tech ecosystem to new heights.
