 Agencies
GREATER NOIDA, Jan 30: Galgotias University has entered into a strategic partnership with the United Arab Emirates University (UAEU), marking a significant step toward global academic collaboration. The partnership aims to enhance academic cooperation, research innovation, and student engagement between the two esteemed institutions.
The collaboration was formalized through discussions led by Dr. Saifuddin Ahmed Kabir, Senior Research Impact & Rankings Specialist at UAEU, and Ms. Ghalia Alahbabi, Director of University Outreach at UAEU. The focus of these discussions centered on fostering joint research projects, technological advancements, and expanded educational opportunities for students.
The UAEU representatives praised Galgotias University for its impressive growth and high rankings, including its 45th position in the Times Higher Education World University Ranking 2025 in India and its inclusion in the QS World University Rankings 2025. The delegation also acknowledged the university's research capabilities and state-of-the-art facilities.
A highlight of the collaboration is the G-SCALE (Galgotias Students-Centered Active Learning Ecosystem), an innovative model that integrates collaborative education, industry-based research, and global academic partnerships. This initiative will offer students experiential learning, international internships, and exposure to advanced technological innovations.
This partnership will facilitate joint research, faculty exchanges, and student mobility programs, enhancing Galgotias University's global presence. Chancellor Sunil Galgotia expressed optimism, saying, "This partnership will open new avenues for our students and faculty, establishing us as a leader in higher education on the global stage."
CEO Dr. Dhruv Galgotia also emphasized the significance of this collaboration, stating, "Our goal is to provide world-class opportunities to our students and faculty. This partnership will set new benchmarks in research and education and help our students become globally competitive." |
