Kruu is excited to announce a landmark partnership with Aivancity, France, which will bring in artificial intelligence and machine learning to students around the world. This collaboration marks a significant expansion of Kruu’s PBL portfolio and underscores its commitment to delivering hands-on learning experiences that address real-world challenges.
Having already served over 425,000 students across more than 450 schools, Kruu will integrate a suite of AI-focused projects co-designed with Aivancity’s renowned faculty. Students will work on practical applications ranging from predictive modeling to ethical AI design, gaining the in-demand skills needed to thrive in an AI-first economy. Each project will be structured to foster critical thinking, collaboration, and technical proficiency through immersive, mentor-guided experiences.
“These partnerships are a bold leap toward transforming education through Project-Based Learning,” said Anil Srinivasan, Founder of Kruu. “By bridging students with global innovators like JMC, we’re empowering the next generation to learn in a manner that is more relevant to today’s world.”
Through this collaboration, students will have access to Aivancity’s global network of AI industry leaders and researchers. The new AI projects will add to Kruu’s growing catalogue of more than 55 PBL offerings, ensuring learners can chart personalized pathways that align with emerging industry trends.
“This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to make academic excellence and responsible innovation accessible to younger audiences,” said Tawhid Chtioui, Dean and President of aivancity.
This announcement builds on Kruu’s award-winning legacy, which includes recognition as the top global program in Arts & Humanities at the Wharton QS Reimagine Education Awards in 2021 and the John P. McNulty Prize in 2023. With Aivancity on board, Kruu continues to set new standards for experiential, future-ready education.
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