STUDY ABROAD PROGRAM
Shoolini University boasts a robust global network with 250+ international partnerships spanning over 28 countries. These collaborations enable transformative opportunities such as student and faculty exchange programs, joint research projects, and access to study abroad pathways. Through these global alliances, Shoolini students can enhance their academic journey at top-ranked universities in destinations like the US, UK, Australia, and beyond.
HighLights
- Part-time jobs during the program in the foreign university
- Two-year work visa after completion of degree.
- High chance of PR in the foreign country.
Our partner universities:
Student Exchange
Our student exchange programs allow students to spend a semester or more at our partner universities across the world. These exchanges promote academic growth, cultural understanding, and global exposure—preparing students to thrive anywhere.
Global Internships
We also offer international internships that provide real-world work experience in global companies and organisations. These internships help students apply what they learn in class, build industry connections, and boost their career prospects.
Our Globetrotters
Shoolini Star Heads to ESSEC Business School in France
Ananya Manishi, a brilliant Biotechnology student from Shoolini University, has achieved a remarkable milestone in her academic journey. She has been accepted into the prestigious Masters in Management (MIM) program at ESSEC Business School’s Cergy Campus in France.
Dr Amanpreet wins International Young Water Fellowship
Dr Amanpreet Kaur Virk (Alumni, PhD Biotechnology, 2019) is the only Indian to win the Brussels, Belgium-based Young Water Fellowship in 2019. She achieved this for her work on Moringa-based water purification systems.
From Shoolini to Johns Hopkins
In a momentous achievement, Raghav Rastogi, a BTech Biotechnology Summit Research Program (SRP) student of Shoolini University has been accepted into an advanced Master’s program at Johns Hopkins University in the United States.Being America’s first research university, admission to a master’s program at Johns Hopkins University is highly competitive.
