GRIET Partners with Curtin University Malaysia for Research and Student Exchange
Strengthening Global Academic Ties to Enhance Student Opportunities and Collaborative Research Initiatives Hyderabad, October 25, 2024: Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology (GRIET) proudly announces the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Curtin University Malaysia, marking a significant step towards fostering research collaboration and student exchange between the two esteemed institutions. Dr. KVS Raju, Senior Administrative Officer at GRIET, emphasized the institute’s commitment to creating more international partnerships, indicating plans for future MoUs with other highly ranked universities around the globe to enhance student benefits. As part of this collaboration, Prof. Swadesh Kumar Singh, Dean of R&D at GRIET, revealed that Curtin University will introduce student projects this year. Students in their third and final years across all branches will have the unique opportunity to physically travel to Curtin University Malaysia to engage in these projects. During the signing ceremony, Prof. Vincent Lee Chieng Chen, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Curtin University, expressed his enthusiasm for the MoU, stating that it would be advantageous for both institutions. He remarked, “This partnership opens doors for unparalleled opportunities for our students and faculty alike.” Mr. GVK Ranga Raju, Vice President of the Gokaraju Rangaraju Educational Society (GRES), reiterated GRIET's dedication to enhancing student quality through global exposure, asserting, “We are committed to providing our students with meaningful experiences that will prepare them for a globalized world.” Prof. Lim Chye Ing, overseeing international relations, reinforced the aim for a long-term partnership, emphasizing that “collaborative initiatives like these are vital to enriching our educational framework.” The signing ceremony was also attended by Dr. Moola Mohan Reddy and Prof. Sujan Debnath, who highlighted the potential benefits of this partnership for the broader academic community and society. Curtin University is internationally recognized for its robust industry connections, high-impact research, and a wide array of innovative courses. The university has recently positioned itself among the top one percent of institutions worldwide, according to the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) 2023. This partnership between GRIET and Curtin University Malaysia marks a significant development in the global academic landscape, promising to create enriching experiences for students while fostering innovative research endeavors.
Strengthening Global Academic Ties to Enhance Student Opportunities and Collaborative Research Initiatives
Hyderabad, October 25, 2024: Gokaraju Rangaraju Institute of Engineering and Technology (GRIET) proudly announces the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Curtin University Malaysia, marking a significant step towards fostering research collaboration and student exchange between the two esteemed institutions.
Dr. KVS Raju, Senior Administrative Officer at GRIET, emphasized the institute’s commitment to creating more international partnerships, indicating plans for future MoUs with other highly ranked universities around the globe to enhance student benefits.
As part of this collaboration, Prof. Swadesh Kumar Singh, Dean of R&D at GRIET, revealed that Curtin University will introduce student projects this year. Students in their third and final years across all branches will have the unique opportunity to physically travel to Curtin University Malaysia to engage in these projects.
During the signing ceremony, Prof. Vincent Lee Chieng Chen, Pro-Vice Chancellor of Curtin University, expressed his enthusiasm for the MoU, stating that it would be advantageous for both institutions. He remarked, “This partnership opens doors for unparalleled opportunities for our students and faculty alike.”
Mr. GVK Ranga Raju, Vice President of the Gokaraju Rangaraju Educational Society (GRES), reiterated GRIET's dedication to enhancing student quality through global exposure, asserting, “We are committed to providing our students with meaningful experiences that will prepare them for a globalized world.”
Prof. Lim Chye Ing, overseeing international relations, reinforced the aim for a long-term partnership, emphasizing that “collaborative initiatives like these are vital to enriching our educational framework.”
The signing ceremony was also attended by Dr. Moola Mohan Reddy and Prof. Sujan Debnath, who highlighted the potential benefits of this partnership for the broader academic community and society.
Curtin University is internationally recognized for its robust industry connections, high-impact research, and a wide array of innovative courses. The university has recently positioned itself among the top one percent of institutions worldwide, according to the Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) 2023.
This partnership between GRIET and Curtin University Malaysia marks a significant development in the global academic landscape, promising to create enriching experiences for students while fostering innovative research endeavors.
