Administrative Office

The EMEA College Administrative Office serves as the central hub for managing administrative tasks and providing support services for students, faculty, and staff across the EMEA (Europe, Middle East, and Africa) region. This office handles various functions such as admissions, registration, academic records, financial aid, and student services. It serves as a liaison between students and faculty, ensuring smooth communication and efficient resolution of issues. Additionally, the administrative office coordinates events, maintains campus facilities, and manages resources to support the overall functioning of the college. It plays a vital role in ensuring compliance with academic policies and regulations, as well as maintaining a high standard of service delivery to the college community. The EMEA College Administrative Office is dedicated to fostering a positive learning environment and supporting the academic success of all students within the region.

Well Equipped Class Rooms

The phenomenal growth of communication technology, computer networks and information technology and their integration offers unprecedented opportunities for teaching and learning. The Information Communication Technology (ICT) has the potential to transform the nature and process of teaching and learning environment / culture. Interactivity, flexibility, and convenience in ICT supported environment enables both teachers and students to access and share ideas and information in diverse communication styles and format.

EMEA College practises ICT enabled teaching techniques in every possible manner and aspects. All class rooms are equipped with smart boards to enhance ICT enabled teaching and learning. A number of undergraduate class rooms are equipped with LCD / overhead projectors.

Departments

EMEA College boasts a diverse array of departments catering to a wide range of academic interests and career aspirations, reflecting the college's commitment to providing comprehensive education across various disciplines. These departments range from Sciences, Engineering, and Technology, to Business, Arts, and Humanities, each offering undergraduate, postgraduate, and sometimes doctoral programs tailored to meet the evolving demands of the global job market. The Science department focuses on research and innovation, encouraging students to explore the natural world, while the Engineering and Technology department equips students with practical skills and technical knowledge critical for addressing contemporary challenges. The Business department provides insights into the dynamic world of commerce and finance, preparing students for leadership roles. Arts and Humanities encourage creative expression and critical thinking, enriching students' understanding of human culture and society. Each department is staffed by experienced faculty dedicated to academic excellence, research, and providing students with a supportive and enriching educational experience

Auditorium

EMEA Auditorium has a seating capacity of 1200. It is fully centralized air-conditioned and its light and sound system are currently being revamped. The Auditorium hosts various academic and cultural events of the college. It also encourages well-known cultural groups to hold their programmes for the benefit of the students and community.

Seminar Hall

There are two well-equipped seminar halls at EMEA College. All the halls are designed with state-of-the-art technology to enhance the teaching and learning experience. The halls are used to make presentations, organize programmes, seminars and conferences.

Heritage Museum

Malabar Heritage Museum

Heritage Studies provides an exciting new approach to the study of history. It develops an understanding of heritage as the public face of history and encourages a critical awareness of the debates around how we interpret and use the past. Heritage Studies explores a number of different key issues:

• The issue of what is ‘real’ and what is ‘bogus’ history.
• How the past is represented in forms of public history, such as memorials, plaques, statues, art and architecture.
• The representation of the past through TV and film.
• How museum curators and heritage practitioners collect, preserve and represent the past.
• The role of the heritage industry in modern society.
• The role of museums and heritage sites in the processes of lifelong learning.

Heritage is “Anything which has been transmitted from the past or handed down by tradition”. Clearly, the origin of the term ‘Heritage’ seems to be closely associated with Heir, Heredity and Inheritance – anything that is inherited down the generations. Anything, whether tradition, custom, history, religion and religious observances, philosophy, art styles/performing arts, monumental objects and even nature’s manifestations, could be treated as Heritage provided the same has been transmitted from the past. And, further, depending on the nature of the particular object or property, it may be classified, and distinctly identified as ‘Social Heritage’, ‘Cultural Heritage’, ‘Religious Heritage’, ‘Artistic Heritage’, ‘National Heritage’, etc. Ashworth and Tim Bridge opine that the link between the preservation of the past for its intrinsic value and as a resource for a modern community or commercial activity is Heritage.

Open Air Class Room

The college has endeavoured to ensure a joyful learning experience by bringing the teaching-learning activity beyond the narrow confines of the four walls of the classroom. Amidst the soothing presence of idyllic nature, the teachers as well as the taught undergo an invigorating experience which rejuvenates the spirit of a spontaneous and unhindered transmission of knowledge. The college has been imparting education in an eco-friendly environment which significantly breaks the monotony of conventional classroom teaching.

Open Air Theatre

The open-air theatre is located in the heart of campus which is utilised for cultural performances, evening talks and various other stage events.It can accommodate an audience of 200 at a time.

Classroom Announcement System

The EMEA College Classroom Announcement System represents a pivotal component in the institution's educational infrastructure, designed to streamline communication between faculty and students. This modern, digital platform enables instructors to disseminate important information swiftly and efficiently, ensuring that all students are kept abreast of course updates, deadlines, changes in the schedule, and urgent notifications.Functioning across various digital devices and platforms, the system allows for real-time updates, facilitating a seamless flow of information that is crucial for maintaining the academic calendar's integrity and assisting students in managing their study schedules effectively. It also supports interactive features, such as Q&A sessions, polls, and feedback collection, enhancing student engagement and participation in the educational process.By leveraging this technology, EMEA College aims to foster a more connected, informed, and responsive academic environment, where communication barriers are minimized, and educational experiences are enriched for both teachers and learners.

Server Room