更新时间：2024-05-17 11:01:35作者：欧曼老师
SRM大学是印度最好的工程学院之一。它之前是SRM科学技术学院和SRM工程学院，2003年成为一所完整的大学，三年后更名为现在的大学
七个校区中有三个位于幅员辽阔的金奈市。金奈是一个相当新的建筑，尽管在1997年改名，但它仍然被称为马德拉斯，是非官方的“南方之都”。孟加拉湾是一座炎热的城市，拥有世界上最长的海滩之一，其繁华的大都市是泰米尔电影业的发源地
SRM总共拥有600多英亩的土地，仅其主要的Kattankulatur校区就位于金奈35公里处，包括一个四层图书馆、三所学院、15个食堂和40条公交线路
其他校园包括位于德里北部哈里亚纳邦古镇Sonepat的一所；位于首都东北部的莫迪讷格尔和另一个位于色彩鲜艳的喜马拉雅小镇Gangtok，这里是许多山地旅行的活跃基地，气候温和，部分是步行区中心。金奈医学院医院和研究中心于2008年开业，位于蒂鲁奇拉帕利市附近，通常被称为特里希市，该市将令人难忘的寺庙与必看的集市结合在一起
尽管SRM特别与工程相关，但它在医学、工程、科学与人文学院以及管理学院开设了一系列课程。SRM代表Sri Ramaswamy纪念馆，以纪念大学创始人T.R.Pachamuthu的父亲
SRM University is one of the best engineering institutions in India. Previously SRM Institute of Science and Technology and SRM Engineering College, it became a full university in 2003 and took on its current name three years later.
Three of its seven campuses are in the vast city of Chennai. A fairly recent construction, Chennai, often still called Madras despite its name change in 1997, is the unofficial “capital of the south”. A hot city with one of the longest beaches of any major city worldwide, on the Bay of Bengal, its bustling metropolis is home to the Tamil film industry.
SRM owns more than 600 acres of land overall, and its main Kattankulathur campus alone, located 35km from Chennai, comprises a four-storey library, three colleges, 15 canteens and 40 bus routes.
Other campuses include the one in the ancient town of Sonepat, in the province of Haryana, just north of Delhi; the Modinagar, just north east of the capital, and another in the colourful Himalayan town of Gangtok, a lively base for many mountain excursions which enjoys a mild climate and part-pedestrianised centre. Chennai Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, which opened in 2008, is near the city of Tiruchirappalli, commonly referred to as Trichy, which combines memorable temples with must-see bazaars.
Though associated with engineering in particular, SRM runs a wide range of programmes across its Faculties of Medicine, Engineering, Science and Humanities, and Management. SRM stands for Sri Ramaswamy Memorial, to honour the father of universities founder, T. R. Pachamuthu.
