Global Engagement Activities
Chanakya University Explores Academic Collaboration with Arizona State University
Chanakya University held a meeting with representatives from Arizona State University (ASU), represented by Cintana Education Network to explore potential avenues for academic and research collaboration. The meeting was attended by Prof. Subramanya, Prof Vineeth Paleri, Prof. Chetan Singai and Dr. Ravikant Ranjan. The discussions focused on strengthening student engagement, faculty collaboration, and joint academic
University of Hamburg Formalizes Partnership with Student Exchange Agreement and MoU
Chanakya University was pleased to host Prof. Cord Jakobeit for a thought-provoking panel discussion on “The World Order in Flux,” which explored the Indian perspective alongside emerging global and geopolitical developments. Representing the University of Hamburg, Prof. Jakobeit also participated in the formal signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) and a Student Exchange Agreement between the two institutions. The signing ceremony, held at the Board Room, marked a significant milestone in
Visit by Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute (SICI)
Mr. Sabu Alexander from the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute (SICI) visited the Chanakya University campus for an interaction focused on Indo-Canadian academic collaboration. SICI is a bi-national academic organisation jointly mandated by the Governments of India and Canada to foster educational and research linkages between the two countries. It supports collaborative research, faculty and student exchanges, fellowships, internships, seminars, and
Visit of Hof University of Applied Sciences (Germany) to Chanakya University
Chanakya University hosted a delegation from Hof University of Applied Sciences (Hof UAS), Germany, during 10 December 2024, as part of its ongoing global engagement and international collaboration initiatives. The visit was scheduled during the morning hours and aimed at exploring avenues for academic and research cooperation between the two institutions. The delegation was led