Strategic Agreement Between Telangana And RMIT

Hyderabad, Oct 22 (Maxim News):  The Telangana government and RMIT University, Australia, have entered into a strategic partnership to strengthen global collaboration in the fields of life sciences education and research.  The two institutions have signed a letter of Intent (LoI)

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Telangana State IT, Electronics, Industries & Commerce Minister Sridhar Babu was the chief guest at the event. RMIT University Deputy Vice Chancellor Professor Catherine Itsiopoulos and Telangana Life Sciences Foundation CEO Shakti Nagappan signed the agreement.  Government officials and academicians attended the event.

rmit uNIVERSITY IS ONE OF Australia’s leading global universities.  With over 90,000 students worldwide, the University is a leader in industry-integrated education and applied research.  It is ranked 75th globally in the “International Outlook” category in the Times Higher Education Rankings. RMIT University is renowned for its research partnerships and strong links with industry around the world.  Its science department conducts cutting edge research in the fields of biotechnology, bioscience and molecular biology.  This research is supported by state-of-the-art labs and facilities.

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Recently, RMIT University, in collaboration with BITS Hyderabad, launched the “BITS-RMIT Higher Education Academy”.  The aim of this program is to promote advanced research, educational exchange and innovation based education between Australia and India.  Through this partnership, researchers from Telangana can pursue joint PhD programs.  Students will have the opportunity to complete part of their academic period at BITS Hyderabad and the other part at RMIT Melbourne.  With this partnership, students and faculty will have the opportunity to exchange between the two countries. They will conduct research together.  The aim is to create a curriculum that is useful for industry and strengthen research and innovation in India.  (Maxim News)

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