IIT Jammu Signs Pact with Five Universities to Promote Academic Collaboration and Knowledge Exchange; Check Details Here

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The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jammu here on Monday signed memorandums of understanding with five renowned universities, in a significant stride towards fostering academic collaboration and promoting knowledge exchange.

New Delhi: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Jammu has entered into collaboration agreements with five reputed universities. This initiative has been taken to strengthen the research and foster academic collaboration and promote knowledge exchange.

IIT Jammu signed the memorandums with NIT Agartala, NIT Warangal, and NIT Patna, an official added. Additionally, agreements were also signed with Punjab's Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering (SLIET) and Rajasthan's Mody University of Science and Technology (MUST).

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This transformative collaboration will jointly engage with the five institutes to develop cutting-edge research projects aligning with their mutual interests. Partnership with Rajasthan’s MUST holds a significant reason as it will empower girls by providing them with world-class educational opportunities in a tech-savvy environment.

IIM Jammu will offer summer internships opportunities, semester-long courses, and credit transfer options to undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral students from MUST

The collaboration between the institutes will encompass the supervision of Ph.D. students, joint workshops and seminars, and the exchange of academic information, scholarly materials, and publications. Furthermore, it will facilitate student admissions for direct or early MTech and Ph.D. programs at IIT Jammu, along with the initiation of joint Ph.D. and PG programs.

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The spokesman added “The MoUs envision a shared pool of faculty expertise, fostering the reciprocal utilization of knowledge and academic resources between partner institutes. Faculty members from one institution will lend their expertise for teaching courses, conducting collaborative research, and submitting joint project proposals at the other institution, promoting a culture of academic excellence and cross-disciplinary collaboration,”