University of Melbourne delegates visit Shoolini University, explore global collaboration

Solan, April 03
Shoolini University hosted a delegation from the University of Melbourne, Australia, as part of its ongoing global academic engagements. The visiting delegates were Dr. David Israel, Executive Director of Global Education Strategy, and Ms. Rose Bryant Smith, Faculty Executive Director of the Science School. They participated in several key activities, marking a significant step towards international collaboration.
During their visit, Dr. David inaugurated the Glitch Tech Fest, a platform showcasing cutting-edge technological advancements, while Ms. Rose Bryant Smith inaugurated the vibrant Flower Fest, celebrating nature and creativity on campus. Additionally, Ms. Rose engaged with students in an interactive session, sharing insights into global education and career pathways. Faculty discussions further strengthened academic ties between the two institutions.
A pivotal strategic meeting was held between Prof. Ashish Khosla, President of Innovation and Enterprise at Shoolini University, and Dr. David, focusing on a proposed joint venture in India for educational assessments. This initiative aims to enhance global learning standards and assessment methodologies in higher education.
The delegates also embarked on a comprehensive campus tour, visiting state-of-the-art research hubs, including the Nanotechnology Lab, AI and Future’s Centre, and IPR and CRC Research Centers. Impressed by the university’s research infrastructure and academic vision, Dr. David commended Shoolini’s commitment to innovation-driven education. Ms. Rose Bryant Smith particularly appreciated the campus’s natural beauty, noting its inspiring environment for learning and research.
Speaking on the occasion, Vice Chancellor Prof. Atul Khosla stated, “The visit of delegates from the University of Melbourne underscores Shoolini University’s global outlook. We are excited about future collaborations that will foster innovation, academic excellence, and research breakthroughs.”
This high-profile visit marks the beginning of a promising global partnership, strengthening ties between Shoolini University and the University of Melbourne. The collaboration is set to pave the way for academic exchange programmes, joint research initiatives, and innovative educational strategies in the coming years said, Dr. Rozy Dhanta Deputy Director International Affairs Shoolini University