Prof Boyne inaugurated Innovators’ Trail & laid foundation stone for Ecological Park
Shoolini University welcomed a distinguished delegation from the University of Aberdeen, UK, to explore avenues for collaboration in education and research. The visit marked a significant milestone in promoting international academic partnerships, with discussions centred around student exchange programmes, faculty collaborations, and dual degree initiatives.
The delegation was led by Prof George Boyne, Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Aberdeen, and Debbie Dyker, Director of People, University of Aberdeen. Their visit highlighted the University of Aberdeen’s commitment to global engagement and academic excellence, as the institution currently holds an impressive #236 rank in the QS World University Rankings.
As part of the visit, Prof George Boyne laid the foundation stone for Shoolini University’s Ecological Park, reaffirming the commitment to sustainability and green initiatives. He also inaugurated the Innovators’ Trail, a celebration of research, creativity, and groundbreaking ideas. Strategic discussions were held to enhance international academic exchange.
Shoolini University Office of International Affairs Deputy Director Rozy Dhanta led the deliberations on expanding 2+2 programs, dual degrees, and study abroad opportunities to provide students with a global learning experience. Additionally, University of Aberdeen Director of People Debbie Dyker conducted an interactive session with BSc Global UoM + SRP students, sharing insights on career growth and international education.
The delegation toured several of Shoolini University's advanced research facilities, including the AI and Futures Centre, IPR, and Nanotechnology labs. The visitors were impressed by the university's modern infrastructure and focus on innovation in education. Debbie Dyker particularly appreciated the stunning beauty of the campus.
Shoolini University is preparing to collaborate with the University of Aberdeen on significant academic projects. This partnership will provide new opportunities for students and faculty, enhancing academic quality and broadening international perspectives.
March 26, 2025