Jindal Global University Partners with 288 Universities Across G20 Countries

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Jindal Global University Partners with 288 Universities Across G20 Countries
07 Sep 2023
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News Synopsis

Jindal Global University (JGU) has achieved a significant milestone by establishing partnerships with 288 universities across G20 countries. This unprecedented initiative reflects JGU's steadfast commitment to fostering an interconnected world and promoting diversity and inclusivity in academia.

The university's efforts align seamlessly with the G20 countries' shared vision for a globally interconnected higher education system, emphasizing cooperation and knowledge exchange on a global scale.

JGU's Commitment to Global Collaboration

JGU's strategic decision to forge partnerships with universities in G20 nations underscores its dedication to international academic collaborations and the advancement of the global knowledge landscape. This initiative has created exceptional opportunities for both JGU students and faculty members to engage with world-class institutions across G20 countries.

A Global Network of Partnerships

As India's global university, JGU hosts over 10,000 students from 70+ countries and boasts more than 1,100 full-time faculty members from 50+ countries.

The university has established fruitful partnerships with renowned universities and higher education institutions within the G20 countries, spanning all continents.

These partnerships include institutions such as Universidad Torcuato Di Tella and Austral University in Argentina, University of Melbourne, Monash University, and University of Sydney in Australia, Peking University and Tsinghua University in China, University of Edinburgh and King's College London in the United Kingdom, and many others.

Fostering International Collaboration

JGU's international collaborations aim to provide students and faculty members with valuable global opportunities. These partnerships facilitate student exchanges, joint research projects, paper publications, and academic engagements.

Over the last three academic years, more than 1,100 JGU students have participated in study abroad programs, including semester exchanges, dual-degree opportunities, and short-term study abroad initiatives. Additionally, around 50+ faculty members have been involved in collaborative research projects.

JGU's Vision for a Connected World

Professor (Dr.) C. Raj Kumar, Founding Vice Chancellor of JGU, emphasized the university's commitment to internationalization and its alignment with the G20's vision for a dynamic, interconnected world. He noted the transformative power of global higher education and the importance of forging meaningful partnerships with leading universities across G20 nations.

Building an Interconnected Future

Professor (Dr.) Mohan Kumar, Dean of Strategic & International Initiatives and Director of the Jindal Global Centre for G20 Studies, highlighted JGU's initiative as a powerful demonstration of the theme "Vasudeva Kutumbakam" and "One Earth, One Family, One Future" of the New Delhi G20 Summit. This initiative seeks to create an interconnected future for students from G20 countries.

Expanding Opportunities

Dr. Akhil Bhardwaj, Director of the Office of International Affairs and Global Collaborations at JGU, reaffirmed the university's commitment to expanding its partnerships network.

The goal is to provide students with valuable opportunities to study at leading universities worldwide, enriching their academic experiences at JGU.

Here are some of the benefits of international partnerships for students and faculty:

  • Increased opportunities for academic and research collaboration

  • Enhanced cultural understanding and global perspective

  • Greater access to world-class resources and facilities

  • Increased opportunities for employment after graduation

In conclusion, Jindal Global University's 288 partnerships with G20 universities reflect its dedication to fostering international collaboration, providing students with global exposure, and contributing to the advancement of knowledge on a global scale.