Criminology Alumni Session Grand Success Guides 70+ Students

Criminology Alumni Session – Programme Overview

The Criminology Alumni Session was organized by the Department of Criminology on 12 February 2026, from 03.00 p.m. to 04.00 p.m., at the Golden Jubilee Block of Kamaraj College (Autonomous), Thoothukudi.

The programme aimed to provide students with practical career guidance and exposure to employment opportunities beyond conventional academic pathways. Alumni interaction sessions serve as a bridge between classroom education and real-world professional experience.

Objectives of the Criminology Alumni Session

The primary objective of the Criminology Alumni Session was to guide students toward emerging career opportunities and broaden their professional outlook. The session focused particularly on career prospects in the aviation and airport services sector.

The key objectives included:

• To provide career guidance related to the aviation industry
• To explain various job roles available at airports
• To motivate students to explore diverse career pathways
• To strengthen alumni-student engagement

Chief Guest and Professional Background

The chief guest for the Criminology Alumni Session was Agash Ruban, currently serving as Customer Service Staff at Chennai International Airport.

As a former student of the institution, he shared insights from his academic journey and professional experiences in the aviation industry. His presence added credibility and practical relevance to the session.

Sharing Academic and Professional Journey

During the Criminology Alumni Session, Mr. Agash Ruban reflected on his student life and the steps that helped him transition into a professional role at the airport. He emphasized the importance of:

• Strong communication skills
• Professional discipline
• Adaptability in dynamic work environments
• Continuous skill development

His real-life experiences provided students with a relatable perspective on career growth and professional development.

Career Opportunities in the Aviation Industry

A major highlight of the Criminology Alumni Session was the detailed explanation of career opportunities in the aviation sector. The speaker elaborated on:

• Customer service roles in airlines
• Ground staff and airport operations positions
• Security and safety management roles
• Administrative and coordination positions

Students gained clarity regarding eligibility criteria, required skill sets, and potential career progression in the aviation industry.

Interactive Engagement with Students

The Criminology Alumni Session was interactive and engaging. Students actively asked questions about recruitment processes, training requirements, and work responsibilities at airports.

The session helped clarify misconceptions about aviation careers and inspired students to consider new professional avenues.

Enhancing Career Awareness

The programme significantly enhanced students’ awareness regarding career prospects outside traditional criminology roles. By understanding the versatility of their skills, students recognized opportunities in customer service, security management, and administrative sectors within aviation.

Such exposure broadens students’ career planning and encourages them to pursue diverse professional options.

Departmental Efforts and Institutional Support

The Criminology Alumni Session was well organized by the Department of Criminology with the support of faculty members and student coordinators. The structured arrangement ensured smooth conduct and active participation.

Kamaraj College (Autonomous), Thoothukudi consistently encourages alumni engagement initiatives that promote career awareness and mentoring.

Internal Link:
Kamaraj College (Autonomous), Thoothukudi

Importance of Aviation Career Awareness

The aviation sector offers diverse employment opportunities for graduates across disciplines. Awareness sessions such as the Criminology Alumni Session prepare students to explore competitive sectors with confidence.

Further information regarding aviation careers can be accessed through:

External Links:
Airports Authority of India
Ministry of Civil Aviation – Government of India

Overall Impact of the Session

The Criminology Alumni Session was highly informative and beneficial. It enhanced students’ understanding of professional opportunities in the aviation field and motivated them to pursue skill development aligned with industry requirements.

Conclusion

The Criminology Alumni Session conducted on 12 February 2026 provided meaningful career guidance and strengthened alumni-student engagement. The insights shared by Mr. Agash Ruban offered clarity and inspiration to students aspiring to explore aviation-related careers.

The programme once again demonstrated the institution’s commitment to mentoring, career orientation, and holistic student development.