NIIT University, UINDY partners to enhance global learning and research opportunities
Vaishnavi Shukla | October 17, 2024 | 07:44 PM IST | 2 mins read
NIIT University is set to host its 14th convocation for the outgoing batch on October 19.
NEW DELHI : The University of the Future, NIIT University (NU), collaborated with the University of Indianapolis (UINDY), aiming to expand global educational and research opportunities for its students. UINDY’s robust and cutting-edge programmes and research will offer NU students global exposure, the official NIIT statement said.
The NIIT University is set to host its 14th convocation for the outgoing batch on October 19. The events will be held at the university auditorium in Neemrana, Rajasthan. Around 270 students will be presented with their degree certificates, the official NIIT statement added.
The convocation event will celebrate the academic achievements of their graduates and master’s students. The distinguished chief guest, Debjani Ghosh, president of NASSCOM, will deliver the convocation speech.
“The partnership aims to enhance educational and research opportunities for both students and faculty,” the NIIT statement added.
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NIIT University, UINDY collaboration
As per the NIIT’s statement, NU graduate students can undertake a semester-long internship or research project at UINDY, with options for up to one year.
Additionally, all BTech and BBA students currently at NU can pursue a six-month to one-year research practice internship at UINDY, after which they can seamlessly transition into the on-site corporate MBA programme, provided they meet their academic requirements.
“NU undergraduate students from various disciplines can also transition smoothly to the corporate MBA programme at UINDY,” the NIIT statement added.
The faculty from both institutions can also collaborate on research initiatives and joint conferences, with specialized courses offered by UINDY and NU faculty either on-site or online for terms lasting up to one year.
UINDY students will also have the opportunity to participate in an India immersion residential programme organized by NU, while NU students can engage in a US immersion residential programme at UINDY, the NIIT note adds.
Professor Prakash Gopalan, president, of NIIT University emphasized the importance of the upcoming partnership and said: “This collaboration with UINDY marks a significant milestone in NU’s journey to provide students with a global perspective, empowering them to excel in today’s interconnected world. As we prepare for our 14th Convocation, we celebrate not only the achievements of our graduates but also the new opportunities this partnership will create, enriching their educational experiences and future career paths.”
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