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Parul University Hosts International Staff Teaching & Training Week 2024, Focusing on Global Education Collaboration

Parul University in Vadodara recently hosted the International Staff Teaching & Training Week 2024, an event designed to strengthen cooperation with foreign institutions and promote global education. The week-long program, themed “Developing Competencies for Strengthening Internationalization,” brought together educators, administrators, and representatives from institutions worldwide to foster discussions on globalization, student exchange, and multicultural education. The event featured a mix of workshops, presentations, and cultural activities aimed at enhancing cross-cultural competencies and encouraging international research partnerships. Notable keynote speakers included global education leaders such as Dr. Hubertus Johannes Forschelen from the University of Applied Sciences Kaiserslautern, Germany, and Ms. Mavlyuda Narmuratovna Mirzayeva from Navoi State University of Mining and Technologies, Uzbekistan. Throughout the event, participants engaged in professional development sessions, exploring strategies to improve global education standards and student mobility. Discussions centered around enhancing internationalization in education, including best practices for facilitating student exchange programs and fostering global research collaborations. Dr. Preeti Nair, Director of the Center for International Relations and Research at Parul University, highlighted the success of the program, emphasizing its importance in advancing international partnerships and creating a more globally connected academic community. The event not only offered a platform for knowledge sharing and networking but also reinforced Parul University’s commitment to promoting internationalization and global education. The university aims to continue fostering these connections and exploring new opportunities for academic exchange and collaboration on a global scale. Source: Economic Times

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Malaysia’s Lincoln University College Makes Historic Move to Establish Campus in India

Malaysia’s Lincoln University College has emerged as the trailblazer among foreign universities seeking to establish a presence in India, becoming the first institution to apply through the University Grants Commission’s (UGC) dedicated application portal. The move marks a significant milestone in the internationalization of Indian higher education. The UGC has formed a five-member standing committee tasked with evaluating Lincoln University College’s application, indicating that a decision is imminent. This development comes in the wake of the UGC’s recent notification of regulations governing the establishment and operation of campuses by Foreign Higher Education Institutions (FHEIs) in India. According to Union Education Minister of State Subhas Sarkar, Lincoln University College has expressed interest in establishing a campus in Telangana, showcasing the growing appeal of Indian academia on the global stage. Sarkar’s statement in the Lok Sabha underscores the proactive steps taken by the Indian government to attract foreign investment and expertise in the education sector. While other foreign universities have shown interest by accessing the UGC portal to explore application requirements, Lincoln University College stands as the sole applicant thus far. Renowned for its academic prowess, the university holds respectable positions in prestigious global rankings, reflecting its commitment to excellence. The UGC’s regulations aim to facilitate the seamless operation of FHEIs in India, granting them autonomy in degree-granting, admission processes, and fee structures. The move is poised to enhance educational opportunities for Indian students and foster collaboration between domestic and international institutions. Responding to queries regarding the affordability of FHEIs for Indian students, Sarkar emphasized the potential for scholarships and tuition fee concessions, ensuring accessibility and inclusivity. Additionally, stringent measures have been put in place to prevent misuse of philanthropic resources and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.

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