IP University inks MoU with Australian University to encourage academic collaboration

The MoU has been signed with an aim to encourage academic collaboration in the field of research, research training,  teaching, curriculum & course design, training programmes, sharing & dissemination of academic materials, exchange of staff, students & scholars, sponsoring cooperative seminars, workshops & academic meetings, collaborative projects in the areas of mutual interest.

IP University inks MoU with Australian University to encourage academic collaboration

Guru Gobind Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), popularly known as IP University has inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the leading Australian University; i.e. Murdoch University. The MoU has been signed between the IP University, Registrar, Manoj Kumar and Pro Vice-Chancellor, Murdoch University, Kelly Smith. 
The MoU has been signed with an aim to encourage academic collaboration in the field of research, research training,  teaching, curriculum & course design, training programmes, sharing & dissemination of academic materials, exchange of staff, students & scholars, sponsoring cooperative seminars, workshops & academic meetings, collaborative projects in the areas of mutual interest.

It must be noted that this is the 14th international MoU that the IP University has signed with reputed educational institutions of higher learning in foreign countries. The University has a Directorate of International Affairs that is continuously building robust international linkages through a range of cross-culture activities.

Senior Professor of IP University Prof P C Sharma; Director – International Affairs Prof Vijita S Aggarwal;  Director – Academic Affairs Prof CS Rai; Director – Research & Consultancy Prof Nimisha Sharma, Dean – University School of Management Studies & Director – Development of the University Prof AK Saini also graced the occasion with their presence, as reported by the statesman.

Earlier, the University had announced that it has received around 650 applications from foreign students, the highest so far, for admissions to various courses ranging from undergraduate to PhD level for the academic year 2022-23. The University has said that it has received over 650 applications from foreign students until June 15, which was the last date of submission of applications for them. For PhD courses, the University has received 18 applications from foreign students.

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