SRM Deemed to be University provides more than 300 programs for the students in trend with the industry expectation. The craft brewing industry in India is a rapidly growing; consequent to the amendment of the excise policy, spurning the growth of the Microbrewery and Mid-Scale brewing industry. Several states are now amending their Excise policies adding to the growth of this industry. This is turn has created a need for qualified and certified brewing professionals. Unfortunately, the educational and technical training establishment, have not kept pace with this professional need of this industry. The industry is therefore compelled to employ foreign brewers.

Sensing the growth of the industry and opportunities that can be provided to the society as careers, SRM has signed a MoU with Prodeband have jointly evolved a comprehensive, industry-oriented, craft brewing training program.

The program will provide a wide knowledge in academics, practical and engineering aspects in the Art and Science of Brewing. Under this collaboration, the training program will have two batches enrolled per semester of 6 months. The Diploma in Craft Brewing program will cover 3 months of academic training at the SRM Institute of Technology campus, and a 3-month term at the facilities of Prodeb, for the Practical Lab and Workshop Training.

On successfully completing their training, students would enter the industry with a firm academic and professional grounding, and a decisive edge of other prospective job aspirants. The career opportunities would lead them to head a microbrewery earning twice or even be employed abroad. Students would have also gained the required academic competency to clear examinations conducted by the Institute of Brewing and Distilling, UK.

The course will be a good exposure to students, as the training will take place simultaneously at SRM, Prodeb Laboratories, and the Prodeb workshop, in a rotation, over the six months term. SRM will engage with Prodeb Brewery Technology Belgium Pvt Ltd in a Memorandum of understanding to mutual support the training program.

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