Kathmandu, June 14
The University of Mumbai (MU) has expressed
interest in forging collaborations with Nepali universities and academic
institutions.
"An exchange programme was organised
with Janamaitri Multiple Campus a couple years ago and currently we are seeking
collaborations with the Tribhuvan University and other institutions," Director
of Department of Students' Development and University Information Bureau and
Foreign Students' Advisor of the MU, Dr. Sunil S. Patil said at an outreach
programme organised by the MU in Kathmandu.
He said that they want to enhance our
research collaboration, especially in science and technology, with the TU in
the future.
Dr. Patil informed that the MU which is one
of the oldest universities in India has been offering courses that are the
choice of Nepali students, and maintained that the Indian educational institutions
could be alternative to the students of the third countries.
The university has 56 departments, 12
special centres, 781 affiliated colleges and 2 main campuses.
Published in The Rising Nepal daily on 15 June 2022.
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