The 2nd All India JKAWF India Karate Championship 2026 commenced at KIIT University, bringing together around 1,500 participants, including athletes, coaches, officials and parents from 13 states across the country.
Students had the opportunity to learn about traditional musical instruments, housing patterns, fabrics, attire, cooking practices and the evolution of society over time while appreciating the preservation of cultural values and heritage.
Our students from Zimbabwe explored the rich cultural heritage of Odisha during a visit to the Odisha Tribal Museum.
The heritage tour offered fascinating insights into the art, history, traditions and lifestyles of Odisha’s tribal communities.
From fashion design and textiles to styling and fashion communication, our programmes nurture creativity, craftsmanship, and professional excellence.
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At KIIT, we stand firmly against child labour and for the right of every child to learn, grow, and dream freely.
Through our outreach programmes and social initiatives, KIIT students actively advocate for the dignity, safety, and futures of children across communities.
As a mark of gratitude, KIIT offers fee waiver scholarships for the wards of serving, retired, disabled, & deceased defence personnel.
We are committed to making quality education more accessible.
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We were delighted to welcome the Consul General of Australia, Mr Bernard Lynch, & Padma Bhushan Shri Leander Paes to our campuses ahead of the launch of the Leander Paes–Samanta Academy. The visit opened new avenues for Indo-Australian sports collaboration & future partnerships.
A proud milestone for KIIT, KISS and Indian volleyball.
The FIVB–KIIT–KISS Centre of Excellence for Volleyball has been elevated by FIVB to an International Centre of Excellence for Volleyball and Beach Volleyball.
With this recognition, KIIT and KISS will now serve as a global platform for players, coaches, trainers and sports professionals from India and across the world.
KIIT remains committed to strengthening Volleyball and Beach Volleyball, creating opportunities for young athletes, and supporting India’s dream of reaching the Olympic stage in these sports.
At KIIT, the spirit of giving is at the heart of our community.
On World Blood Donor Day, our students, staff, and faculty come together to participate in blood donation drives, a powerful reminder that one selfless act can save multiple lives.
On the occasion of RAJO, we at KIIT send our warmest wishes to every young woman on campus and beyond.
May this day remind you that your health, dignity, and voice matter, today and always. Here's to breaking barriers, owning your story, and celebrating the incredible woman you are. Happy RAJO!
We are proud to share that Akash Ranjan Mund, a B.A. English student from our School of Liberal Studies has been selected to represent India at the World Abilitysport Youth Games 2026 in Türkiye from 18–21 June.
A talented para badminton player from Odisha, Akash has consistently excelled at national and international levels, bringing laurels to the state and the country. His selection for this prestigious global event is a testament to his dedication, perseverance, and sporting excellence.
We congratulate Akash on this remarkable achievement and wish him great success as he represents India on the world stage.
We were pleased to host the 1st Stakeholder Review Meeting of the Textile Association of India (TAI), Odisha Unit, in association with School of Fashion Technology, School of Mass Communication, School of Film & Media Sciences, and Kalinga Bharati 90.0 FM.
We are proud to share that KIIT has been officially recognized by the Red Cross Regional Blood Centre, Bhubaneswar, with the award for the Highest Blood Collection in 2025.
This prestigious honour reflects the spirit of compassion, service, and collective responsibility demonstrated by our students, faculty, and staff through their unwavering commitment to voluntary blood donation.
Explore the boundless horizons of knowledge at KIIT School of Liberal Studies, transcending traditional disciplinary boundaries.
Delve into the profound depths of psychology through our Department of Psychology.
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We had the privilege of hosting a distinguished 5-member delegation from Newcastle University, United Kingdom, led by Professor Nigel Harkness, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, as part of our ongoing academic partnership.
During their visit, the delegation engaged with our academic community, interacted with faculty members and university leadership, toured key facilities, and gained insights into KIIT's multidisciplinary approach to education, research, innovation, and global engagement.
These collaborations will foster student and faculty exchange, joint research, study abroad opportunities, academic cooperation, and knowledge sharing, further expanding our global network and creating enriching international opportunities for our academic community.
We are proud to announce the signing of nine international MoUs at the IAUP Conference 2026 in Almaty, Kazakhstan, marking another significant step in our journey towards global academic engagement.
Our new academic partners include Almaty Management University (AlmaU), Khalel Dosmukhamedov Atyrau University, and Alikhan Bokeikhan University (Kazakhstan); Central Asian University and the International School of Finance Technology and Science (ISFT) (Uzbekistan); Siam University (Thailand); the University of Technology and Arts in Applied Sciences in Warsaw (UTA) (Poland); CETYS University System (Mexico); and Caucasus University (Georgia).
Stone Music came alive at KIIT today, bringing together sound, rhythm, nature and creativity in a unique cultural experience.
We were delighted to host Mr. Tokio Hasegawa, Director of Mithila Museum, Japan, along with twelve musicians and performers as part of the Stone Music India Tour 2026.
The performance gave our students and staff a rare opportunity to experience an artistic form where stones become instruments of expression, connecting music with nature and human imagination.
Mr. Hasegawa’s long association with Indian art and culture, especially his contribution to preserving and promoting Mithila paintings in Japan, made this visit deeply meaningful.
KIIT is happy to be part of this special cultural exchange between India and Japan, celebrating art, music, learning and friendship.
We are proud to announce that 54 of our faculty members have been inducted into the prestigious Global Scientist Index 2025 published by SciRank Global, securing a place among the World’s Top 5% Scientists.
This remarkable global recognition reflects the strength of our research ecosystem and our continued commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. The SciRank Global Registry, an independent and transparent benchmarking platform, evaluated more than 10 million active researcher profiles and nearly 50 million scholarly works worldwide. Researchers included in the Top 5% category are recognised as being more productive and impactful than 95% of their peers globally.
Based on a rigorous Normalised Composite Score (NCS), SciRank Global evaluates scientific impact through publications, citations, and other key bibliometric indicators. Drawing data from OpenAlex, one of the world’s largest open-source scholarly databases, the index ensures transparency, inclusivity, and comprehensive coverage across academic disciplines.
This achievement further strengthens our global academic standing and reflects our dedication to advancing impactful research that contributes to knowledge creation and societal progress.
We at KIIT and KISS were proud to present Romeo & Juliet, Hamlet, and Macbeth in Santali, bringing Shakespeare’s timeless works to life through one of India’s indigenous languages. Directed, narrated, adapted, and performed entirely by 20 students, the production showcased the power of creativity, collaboration, and cultural expression.
After a widely appreciated performance at the Constitution Club of India, New Delhi, the students brought this unique theatrical experience to Bhubaneswar, where it received an equally enthusiastic response from audiences. The appreciation and admiration it garnered reflected the impact of presenting global literary masterpieces through a distinctly indigenous cultural lens.
As we celebrated 100 years of the Ol Chiki script, the production highlighted the richness of Santali heritage while amplifying indigenous voices on a global platform. It stands as a powerful example of how literature transcends boundaries and how young minds can reimagine global classics through their own language, traditions, and cultural identity.