For any professional institution the interaction with the corporate world is of paramount importance.

At Amity we have the dedicated Corporate Resource Centre to ensure that our students have the maximum interaction with leaders from the corporate world.

Amity believes in providing industry exposure to students through weekly guest lectures by industry professionals on a specific topic or issue related to corporate world. Some of the industry professionals invited as guest speakers include :

Amity has been actively involved in promoting management excellence through organising and being academic partner of various national events.

Amity faculty members and students have benefitted immensely by participating in these events.

Amity prides itself on the placements the students get.

In the Corporate Resource Centre there is a whole dedicated team which works together with the student placement committee to ensure that the best companies come to campus.

Amity has one of the most advanced online recruitment system which is regularly used by HR heads.

The award winning recruitment brochure is sent to more than 2,000 HR heads all across the globe. Some of the companies where Amitians are working:

Tom Peters International Management Guru A gobally renowned 'management guru', he is sought after by large corporeates all over the world. Invited recently by Amity Business School to be the Chief Guest at the Amity Leadership Awards function in Mumbai, he spokes succinctly about the necessity of developing global perspectives in management in today's borderless world. Ms. Patricia B. Seybold Founder and CEO Patricia Seybold Group She is one of the few persons with the credentials and experience to write and talk on Customer Revolution. During a seminar in Mumbai, co-organized by Centre of CRM, Amity Business School, she advised the top company officials on how to get the winning edge with long-term customer relationships. Sir John Frazer Robinson International Direct Marketing GURU An international Strategic Marketing Consultant, possessing one of the most talented and creative minds in his field. He introduced new concepts to Direct Marketing with outstanding results. During the Direct Marketing Summit, 2001, , he spoke about the future of Direct Marketing, laying emphasis on Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty. Mr. Claude Smadja Former MD and Current Principal Advisor World Economic Forum During an interactive session with the students of Amity, he brought out a thorough understanding of how the world economy and the global scene functions today, the implications of this on-going revolution for corporate and national policies and its economic, social and political impact. Dr. Robert Kaplan Prof., Leadership Development Harvard Business School At his first ever seminar in India, co-organised by Amity Business School, he spoke about concepts and frameworks of Balance Score Card, giving sector specific case studies and examples. During his interaction with industry participants, faculty and students, he also helped discover `Balance Score Card’ as a tool for measuring and managing performance of an organisation.

Summer internships constitute an integral part of the ASET curriculum and are valued for their relevance in IT Education.

Summer Internship is positioned between the first and second year of the ASET program. After completing the first year course work, the students are placed in different organisations for a period of two months on a specific assignment.

Apart from giving the students an opportunity to test out the theoretical concepts learnt in the classroom, the summer experience gives an insight into the working of the real organisations.

This also helps students explore career opportunities in their areas of interest and appreciate the inter-linkages among different functions and develop a realistic managerial perspective about the organisations.

The Corporate Resource Centre locates suitable projects in different organizations. The students have to accept the first offer he/she gets. As a part of the assignment, students are required to submit a report. The presentation made by the student to the organisation forms the basis for the evaluation of the project work.