One of the largest delegations of higher education leaders from the UK is on a visit to India. Comprising representatives from the Universities UK International, Department for Education and Department for International Trade, the delegation is meeting Indian officials, policymakers and university officials from 10 Indian states to discuss partnerships and collaborations that meet the NEP’s vision of internationalisation of higher education institutions.
Welcoming the delegation, University Grants Commission (UGC) joint secretary Manju Singh said earlier this week that the focus of the meeting was on increasing two-way mobility of students and faculty as well as institutional mobility between the two nations. “We invite the UK higher education institutions to work with their Indian counterparts to offer twinning, joint degree and dual degree programmes as well as explore the option of setting up campuses in GIFT City (Gujarat International Finance Tec-City),” she said.of the largest delegations of higher education leaders from the UK is on a visit to India. Comprising representatives from the Universities UK International, Department for Education and Department for International Trade, the delegation is meeting Indian officials, policymakers and university officials from 10 Indian states to discuss partnerships and collaborations that meet the NEP’s vision of internationalisation of higher education institutions.
Welcoming the delegation, University Grants Commission (UGC) joint secretary Manju Singh said earlier this week that the focus of the meeting was on increasing two-way mobility of students and faculty as well as institutional mobility between the two nations. “We invite the UK higher education institutions to work with their Indian counterparts to offer twinning, joint degree and dual degree programmes as well as explore the option of setting up campuses in GIFT City (Gujarat International Finance Tec-City),” she said.of the largest delegations of higher education leaders from the UK is on a visit to India. Comprising representatives from the Universities UK International, Department for Education and Department for International Trade, the delegation is meeting Indian officials, policymakers and university officials from 10 Indian states to discuss partnerships and collaborations that meet the NEP’s vision of internationalisation of higher education institutions.
Welcoming the delegation, University Grants Commission (UGC) joint secretary Manju Singh said earlier this week that the focus of the meeting was on increasing two-way mobility of students and faculty as well as institutional mobility between the two nations. “We invite the UK higher education institutions to work with their Indian counterparts to offer twinning, joint degree and dual degree programmes as well as explore the option of setting up campuses in GIFT City (Gujarat International Finance Tec-City),” she said.of the largest delegations of higher education leaders from the UK is on a visit to India. Comprising representatives from the Universities UK International, Department for Education and Department for International Trade, the delegation is meeting Indian officials, policymakers and university officials from 10 Indian states to discuss partnerships and collaborations that meet the NEP’s vision of internationalisation of higher education institutions.
Welcoming the delegation, University Grants Commission (UGC) joint secretary Manju Singh said earlier this week that the focus of the meeting was on increasing two-way mobility of students and faculty as well as institutional mobility between the two nations. “We invite the UK higher education institutions to work with their Indian counterparts to offer twinning, joint degree and dual degree programmes as well as explore the option of setting up campuses in GIFT City (Gujarat International Finance Tec-City),” she said.of the largest delegations of higher education leaders from the UK is on a visit to India. Comprising representatives from the Universities UK International, Department for Education and Department for International Trade, the delegation is meeting Indian officials, policymakers and university officials from 10 Indian states to discuss partnerships and collaborations that meet the NEP’s vision of internationalisation of higher education institutions.
Welcoming the delegation, University Grants Commission (UGC) joint secretary Manju Singh said earlier this week that the focus of the meeting was on increasing two-way mobility of students and faculty as well as institutional mobility between the two nations. “We invite the UK higher education institutions to work with their Indian counterparts to offer twinning, joint degree and dual degree programmes as well as explore the option of setting up campuses in GIFT City (Gujarat International Finance Tec-City),” she said.delegations of higher education leaders from the UK is on a visit to India. Comprising representatives from the Universities UK International, Department for Education and Department for International Trade, the delegation is meeting Indian officials, policymakers and university officials from 10 Indian states to discuss partnerships and collaborations that meet the NEP’s vision of internationalisation of higher education institutions.
Welcoming the delegation, University Grants Commission (UGC) joint secretary Manju Singh said earlier this week that the focus of the meeting was on increasing two-way mobility of students and faculty as well as institutional mobility between the two nations. “We invite the UK higher education institutions to work with their Indian counterparts to offer twinning, joint degree and dual degree programmes as well as explore the option of setting up campuses in GIFT City (Gujarat International Finance
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