Continuing its efforts to deliver high-quality education on a global scale, Shoolini University has established strategic collaborations with three more international universities. The Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) have been signed with the Islamic University of Lebanon, Narxoz University in Kazakhstan, and the University of Jordan Aljubeiha in Amman to collaborate on cultural exchanges, research, and student programs.
These official partnerships aim to bring together diverse talents and ideas for myriad academic activities, including joint research initiatives, academic program development, faculty and student exchanges, and organising international conferences and workshops. These collaborations aim to share knowledge and understanding across different educational and cultural backgrounds, making Shoolini University a top player in global higher education.
Shoolini University Vice Chancellor Prof Atul Khosla and University of Jordan President Prof Nathir Obeid formally signed the MoU between Shoolini University and The University of Jordan Aljubeiha. The Islamic University of Lebanon President Prof Hassan Lakis and Narxoz University President Miras Daulenov solidified their collaboration with Prof Atul Khosla, signing on behalf of their respective institutions.
The Islamic University of Lebanon is among the top private universities in Lebanon. It is ranked #35 in the Arab Region Rankings 2024. The collaboration is projected to blend academic rigour and research excellence by finding solutions to global issues. The Narxoz University holds FIBAA (European) institutional accreditation as well as multiple program accreditations, alongside professional accreditations from ACCA, CIM, and CIMA. This agreement provides opportunities for students to work together and learn in new ways, encouraging them to be innovative and entrepreneurial in their education. The partnership with the University of Jordan in Aljubeiha, Amman, will open new ways for students to understand different cultures and grow academically through shared programs and student exchanges.
Professor Atul Khosla mentioned that these relationships are helping Shoolini University achieve its goal of being a top place for outstanding education and teamwork between different cultures. By teaming up with universities worldwide, Shoolini wants its students to learn about the world and gain the skills they need to succeed in today's globalised society.
Office of International Affairs Deputy Director Rozy Dhanta said, “When universities collaborate globally, they form a network of learning and discoveries that transcends geopolitical divides, contributing to a more interconnected and prosperous world." She also highlighted the innovative partnerships and efforts of the Office of International Affairs at Shoolini University.
Shoolini University, the No.1 Private University in India (QS World University Rankings and THE World University Rankings) believes that by working together, educational institutions can make a real difference in academia and beyond. These MoUs represent more than just signatures on paper — they symbolise a commitment to collaboration, learning, and making a positive impact on society.
Yashi Sharma