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New agreements between the University of Sydney and O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) will give business students the opportunity to divide their studies between Australia and India.Students studying for a Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons), a Bachelor of Commerce (Hons) or a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) Finance and Entrepreneurship at JGU in Sonipat will spend two years at the Indian institution before travelling to Australia for another two years to complete the undergraduate commerce degree. Students will be awarded a from the University of Sydney on successful completion and may also apply to be awarded their degree from JGU.On completion of two years of study at the University of Sydney, participating students may be eligible to take advantage of the Australian Government's Post-Study Work stream visa to remain in Australia and undertake paid employment for a further two years.The agreements were signed on 7 September at JGU in Sonipat, northern India, by the University of Sydney's Vice-Chancellor and President, Professor Vice-Chancellor, Professor C. Raj Kumar, and Registrar, Professor Dabiru Sridhar Patnaik.Professor Scott is in India to further strengthen the University's engagement with the nation and to participate in the. He said the partnership with JGU reflected the vital importance of Australia's relationship with India and the University of Sydney's commitment to providing opportunities for India's talented students."As the world begins to open up once again, it is more important than ever to offer students immersive international experiences," he said."We're thrilled to be working with O.P. Jindal Global University to give students the chance to earn two degrees in just four years and experience university life in Sydney. We know these students will enrich our community enormously."The Founding Vice-Chancellor of O.P. Jindal Global University, Professor C. Raj Kumar said: "The agreement with the University of Sydney is part of a larger effort to expand and deepen ties between India and Australia."It is the endeavour of JGU to ensure the best global opportunities for our students. The agreement with the University of Sydney will enable our students to gain from this unique experience, which will allow them to pursue two degree programs and benefit from the university experience in India and Australia, enriching their career prospects internationally."The University of Sydney Business School's Bachelor of Commerce offers hands-on learning experiences, work placement opportunities and a strong commercial grounding in business, with majors available across subjects including Innovation and Entrepreneurship, International Business, Management and Leadership, and more.The Business School's Deputy Dean (Students and External Partnerships), , said the partnership would equip students with the knowledge, skills and global outlook necessary to thrive in the workforce of the future."The University of Sydney is ranked first in Australia and fourth in the world for graduate employability," he said. "This agreement will help graduates launch careers and succeed on a global scale, and reflects the deepening ties between our two great countries."O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU), an Institution of Eminence, provides wide-ranging, world-class opportunities for its students and faculty members through exchanges with partner universities, joint teaching opportunities for faculty members, collaborative research activities, joint seminars, conferences and workshops. Internationalisation has been the cornerstone of JGU's vision since its inception. JGU has been ranked India's top private university three times in a row in the QS World Universities Rankings. The Jindal Global Law School is ranked first in India and 70th in the world. JGU's 12 schools have more than 10,000 students studying in various undergraduate, postgraduate, masters' and doctoral programs. JGU has more than 1000 full-time faculty members from 46 countries.The University of Sydney, a global leader in research and education, continues to perform strongly in the highly regarded QS World University Rankings, ranking 41st in the world. It is ranked first in Australia and fourth in the world for graduate employability, offering Australia's broadest range of disciplines so students can shape their education to society's newest challenges. The University's diverse community of more than 74,000 students and 6,400 academic staff come from more than 130 countries.Media enquiriesThe University of SydneyLouise Schwartzkoff +61 481 066 021 louise.schwartzkoff@sydney.edu.auO.P. Jindal Global UniversityAnjoo Mohun +91 8930300270 amohun@jgu.edu.inThis story is provided by OP Jindal University.will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (ANI/OP Jindal University)( With inputs from ANI )Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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