IIM Indore partners with M S University to Enhance Higher Education

These strategic partnerships by IIM Indore reflect a shared commitment to advancing higher education through innovation and collaboration, ultimately benefiting a wider academic community.

IIM Indore and M S University have collaborated. M S University (MSU) has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Indian Institute of Management Indore (IIM Indore) to collaboratively develop faculty and staff development programs specifically tailored for colleges and universities in Gujarat. This partnership aims to create new educational opportunities through short- and long-term certificate programs that enhance skills and meet contemporary industry demands.

Professor Hitesh Raviya, Officer on Special Duty for Public Relations and Communication at MSU, stated, “This collaboration will not only strengthen the skill sets of educators but also ensure that they are aligned with the evolving needs of the industry.”

Focus on Exchange Programs and Collaborative Research

The MoU will also facilitate exchange programs and collaborative research projects, providing avenues for academic and professional growth for educators and administrators throughout the region. “This partnership underscores MSU's dedication to achieving excellence in education and innovation,” Prof. Raviya added.

 IIM Indore Expands Global Collaborations

In addition to the MoU with MSU, IIM Indore continues to broaden its global reach with recent agreements signed with Kristiania University College in Norway and Soochow University in China. With these latest partnerships, IIM Indore now boasts a network of 60 partner institutions across 24 countries, emphasizing its commitment to building strong academic collaborations.

 Enthusiasm for Future Collaborations

The first MoU with Kristiania University College was signed by Prof. Himanshu Rai, Director of IIM Indore, and Dr. Kristi Bache, Pro-Rector of Research and Artistic Development at the Norwegian institution. The second agreement was established with Prof. Bo Feng, Dean of the Business School at Soochow University. Prof. Rai expressed enthusiasm about both collaborations, noting their potential to enrich learning and research opportunities for students and faculty alike.

These strategic partnerships reflect a shared commitment to advancing higher education through innovation and collaboration, ultimately benefiting a wider academic community.

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