Whistling Woods International signs agreement with University of Greenwich for academic collaboration

NEW DELHI: Whistling Woods International has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the University of Greenwich to promote collaborative activities in the field of academic and educational areas. The agreement signing is part of the institute’ global expansion plans and initiatives.

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The institutions will work jointly to provide the students and faculty the opportunity to explore research collaborations and develop knowledge exchange. Other areas where both of the institutions will work mutually include development of staff and student exchange opportunities, development of progression routes to teach programmes, development of summer school or short courses and provision of cultural and intellectual enrichment opportunities for staff and students of both parties.

Speaking about the academic collaboration, Rahul Puri, head – academics, Whistling Woods International said, “We are excited to announce our association with the University of Greenwich, London. We believe such partnerships not only help the students and faculty to enhance their academic horizon, but also enables them to expand cross-cultural perspectives, leading to unique and new multifaceted thoughts.”

“These partnerships encourage the students and faculty to collaboratively learn from a team of people with diverse background and broaden their own sense of outlook, while analysing and addressing several complex problems that surpass borders, both geographically and culturally,” Puri added.

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Jane Roscoe, deputy vice-chancellor at the University of Greenwich, said “Here at the University of Greenwich we are always keen to partner with global leaders in the creative industries, and we are delighted to be working with Whistling Woods International. WWI is a fantastic institution, and this collaboration will allow our staff and students to engage with those at WWI to share knowledge, good practice and to develop new collaborative projects.”