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University of Waikato, New Zealand, and Lovely Professional University forge groundbreaking partnership in Global Education

By ANI | Updated: February 15, 2024 08:50 IST

Jalandhar [Punjab], February 15 : In a significant move towards global education, Lovely Professional University (LPU) has forged a ...

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Jalandhar [Punjab], February 15 : In a significant move towards global education, Lovely Professional University (LPU) has forged a collaboration with the University of Waikato (UoW), New Zealand's premier research institution.

This partnership, solidified by a signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), signifies a notable advancement for LPU in its endeavor to internationalize education, in line with India's new education policy, as per Khalsa Vox

"A distinguished delegation from UoW, led by Pro-Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Geoffery Holmes, engaged with LPU's eminent academicians to establish the groundwork for this prestigious alliance."

According to Khalsa Vox, the MoU addresses the burgeoning aspirations of students seeking research-based global education across pioneering fields. It heralds a plethora of collaborative opportunities in diverse domains, ensuring mutual benefits for both institutions.

"The '2+2 Pathway Program' emerges as a highlight of this MoU, tailored for LPU's Computer Science and Engineering students. This unique initiative enables students to spend their initial two years at LPU, followed by two years at UoW, culminating in a globally recognized degree from the esteemed New Zealand university."

Apart from the '2+2 Pathway Program,' the MoU fosters avenues for exchange programs, joint research ventures, faculty enrichment endeavors, and curriculum co-creation. This cultivates a dynamic environment for academic interchange, cultural assimilation, and intellectual enrichment for students and faculty alike, as per Khalsa Vox

"The MoU underscores a shared commitment to fostering internationalization in education and research, resonating with India's educational reform agenda aimed at equipping students with globally relevant skills and exposure."

Additionally, the collaboration between UoW, a distinguished research university, and LPU, a leading Indian institution, sets a commendable precedent for future partnerships, contributing to the global advancement of knowledge and education.

Beyond academic prowess, this partnership fosters a platform for cultural exchange and mutual comprehension. Students and faculty from both universities stand to benefit from diverse perspectives and experiences, fostering a more interconnected and collaborative global academic milieu.

The MoU between the University of Waikato and LPU marks a significant stride towards realizing their shared vision of providing students with world-class education, preparing them for success in a globalized world. This collaboration promises a host of exciting opportunities and advancements in the realm of international education.

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