International Cell

Objectives of The Cell

1. Foster Advancement in Teaching, Research, and Academics through Collaborations

• Collaborative research projects: Facilitate joint research projects between local and international institutions, fostering innovative solutions to global challenges.
• Exchange programs: Encourage faculty and student exchange programs to share knowledge, teaching methodologies, and research practices.
• Workshops and seminars: Organize workshops, seminars, and conferences in collaboration with international universities to stay updated with the latest advancements in various fields.

• Study abroad programs: Offer opportunities for students to study abroad for a semester or more, allowing them to experience different educational systems and cultures.
• International faculty visits: Invite professors and experts from international universities to deliver lectures and conduct short-term courses.
• Cultural exchange: Promote cultural exchange programs to enhance cross-cultural understanding and global perspectives among students and faculty.

• Internships and practicums: Partner with global industries and institutions to offer internships and practical training for students, giving them hands-on experience in their fields of study.
• Field trips and study tours: Organize field trips and study tours to relevant sites, industries, and institutions to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application.
• Guest lectures and industry talks: Host guest lectures and talks by industry experts to provide insights into current trends, challenges, and opportunities in various sectors.

• Advisory services: Offer advisory services to guide students through the process of applying for post-graduate programs abroad, including selection of universities, application procedures, and scholarship opportunities.
• Information sessions: Conduct information sessions on different countries' educational systems, entry requirements, and cultural aspects to help students make informed decisions.
• Alumni networks: Connect students with alumni who have pursued higher education abroad to share their experiences, tips, and guidance on adapting to new environments and academic demands.