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Engagement with India
Collaborating for impact
We are committed to deeper engagement with India by investing in research, collaborating with industry partners and supporting students to achieve their full potential.
At the University of Sydney, we build strategic global partnerships that change lives through high‑impact collaborations, leadership in research, teaching and international experiences.
We provide opportunities for our staff and students to exchange ideas with the brightest minds in India by partnering with leading Indian institutions and scholars on commercialisation and research to support the continued economic growth and social development of both India and Australia.
We also offer scholarships for students who are Indian citizens.
Our collaboration in action
- 80+ researchers collaborating on joint projects across India.
- Partnerships in India in the fields of health, medicine, environmental sciences, agriculture, and entrepreneurship.
- Signed partnerships with Manipal Academy of Higher Education, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay, and O.P Jindal Global University.
- The Sydney Law School and Jindal Global Law School have entered into a dual degree pathway agreement which will allow Jindal final year LLB students to complete a Sydney LLM and count credits back to their Jindal LLB. The first student intake is expected in the first semester of 2022.
- The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research and the Indian Agricultural Research Institute are co‑funding research by Professor Richard Trethowan from the Faculty of Science on molecular wheat breeding.
- Our Global Executive MBA has a residential block that is undertaken in Bangalore each year.
- Providing exchange opportunities for our students in India through study abroad, field schools, Industry and Community Project Units (ICPUs), Open Learning Environment programs, internships and short-term research placements.
Welcoming Indian students
Once Indian students join our friendly community, we offer plenty of support to make their transition to life in Sydney as easy as possible. With a vibrant community of more than 200 clubs and societies, we have something for everyone.
We host an array of subcontinental food, cultural activities and events on campus. The City of Sydney celebrates festivals such as Diwali, Holi Mahotsav and Parramasala, and we host the oldest cricket club in Australia, with a range of teams suited to all player levels.
Our subcontinental clubs and societies include the Ekansh Indian Cultural Society and the Sydney University Sikh Society.
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