Shimla: Shoolini University has taken a significant step in expanding its global academic reach by forming strategic partnerships with three more international universities. These are Islamic University of Lebanon, Narxoz University in Kazakhstan and the University of Jordan Aljubeiha in Amman. The newly signed Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) reflect Shoolini University’s commitment to fostering cross-cultural collaborations, advancing research, and creating transformative student exchange opportunities.
The MoUs with these international universities establish a collaborative framework for a wide range of academic activities. These include joint research initiatives, academic programme development, faculty and student exchanges, and the organisation of international conferences and workshops. The partnerships aim to promote knowledge-sharing and mutual understanding across diverse academic and cultural landscapes, reinforcing Shoolini University’s position as a global leader in higher education.
The collaboration with the Islamic University of Lebanon brings together two institutions dedicated to academic rigour and research excellence. It opens doors for cross-cultural exchanges and joint research projects focused on addressing pressing global issues. Similarly, the partnership with Narxoz University in Kazakhstan aims to foster educational innovation and entrepreneurship, providing students with unique opportunities to engage in collaborative learning and develop an entrepreneurial mindset. The alliance with the University of Jordan Aljubeiha in Amman will create new avenues for intercultural understanding and academic growth through joint programmes and student exchange initiatives.
Prof. Atul Khosla, Vice Chancellor of Shoolini University, said that these strategic relationships are part of Shoolini University’s goal of becoming a global hub for academic excellence and cross-cultural collaboration. By embracing these international partnerships, the institution hopes to provide its students with a truly global education and give them with the skills and perspectives required to be successful in an increasingly connected world.
“These collaborations mark a new chapter for Shoolini University as we embrace the opportunity to work with outstanding academic institutions from around the world,” said Dr. Rozy Dhanta, Deputy Director International at Shoolini University.
Dr. Rozy further added that through these partnerships, we are building bridges across continents, enabling our students and faculty to gain a broader perspective on global challenges, and pooling our collective expertise to drive innovation and research excellence.
