International student exchange programs with institutions worldwide contribute to a well-rounded education, preparing students to thrive in an increasingly interconnected and globalized world. These opportunities allow the students to gain a deeper understanding of diverse perspectives, customs, and traditions and a spectrum of academic inputs and research opportunities from an international perspective. Such programs help the students in building global networks and developing qualities such as adaptability and independence.
Global Classrooms Inaugural Session
On February 25, 2026, MRU inaugurated the Global Classroom Initiative with an engaging session on “Mapping Water Insecurity in West Bengal: An Interdisciplinary, Collaborative Study.” The program featured Dr. Trude Sundberg, Senior Lecturer in Social Policy and Director of the QStep Centre at the University of Kent,UK, who shared insights on water insecurity and the importance of connecting science, policy, and communities to drive sustainable solutions. The session was live‑streamed in classes, enabling wide student participation and interactive dialogue. Good feedback was received from students through the reflections form, highlighting the impact of the discussion. The programme concluded with reflections on strengthening future dialogues, reinforcing MRU’s commitment to impactful international partnerships.
Global Classroom Second Session
On March 25, 2026, MRU hosted Dr. Kishan Raj Selva Raju, Academic and Researcher in Microbial RNomics, Molecular Biology, and Functional Genomics at Universiti Putra Malaysia, Malaysia, for a session on “Non‑Protein‑Coding RNA Research: A New Frontier to Combat the Global Threat of Multidrug Resistant Pathogens.” Dr. Kishan shared insights into RNA biology and its potential to address antimicrobial resistance and food safety, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary research. The session was live‑streamed in classes, enabling wide student participation, and concluded with a Q&A exploring public health benefits, regulatory challenges, and links to the Sustainable Development Goals. Positive feedback was received from students through the reflections form, underscoring the impact of the dialogue and reinforcing MRU’s commitment to fostering global academic exchange and collaborative learning.
Global Classrooms Third Session
On March 12, 2026, MRU hosted Dr. Teh Chee Ghee, Associate Professor in Finance and Accounting at the School of Management and Business, MILA University, Malaysia, for a session on “The New Frontier in Accounting Education: IFRS × AI × ESG.” Dr. Teh shared forward‑looking perspectives on the evolving role of IFRS and AI in accounting education, while emphasizing the importance of embedding ESG principles to prepare future professionals for global challenges. The session was live‑streamed in classes, enabling wide student participation, and concluded with a Q&A that explored practical exposure, the role of AI in finance, and immediate benefits of integrating technology into IFRS‑based curricula. Positive feedback was received from students through the reflections form, underscoring the impact of the dialogue and reinforcing MRU’s commitment to shaping future‑ready accounting education through global academic exchange.
Global Classrooms Fourth Session
On March 30, 2026, MRU hosted Dr. Thanos Vostanis, Lecturer at the Tizard Centre, University of Kent, UK, for a session on “Advancing Learning Through Precision Teaching for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.” Dr. Vostanis highlighted how precision teaching can foster confidence, independence, and inclusive learning. The session was live‑streamed in the School of Education and Humanities, with students actively engaging in a Q&A on practical applications and classroom strategies. Positive feedback from the reflections form underscored the session’s impact and MRU’s commitment to inclusive, future‑ready education.
Global Classrooms Fifth Session
On April 8, 2026, MRU hosted Dr. Raluca Popp, Researcher at the Conflict Analysis Research Centre, University of Kent, UK, for a session on “Inclusive Peace and Power‑Sharing Settlements: Citizen Preferences as Reform Pathways.” Dr. Popp highlighted how citizen voices can reshape peace agreements, strengthen trust, and foster inclusive governance in divided societies. The session was live‑streamed in classes, enabling wide student participation and interactive dialogue. A Q&A explored women and youth inclusion, integrating citizen preferences into negotiations, and challenges of power‑sharing. Positive feedback from students through the reflections form underscored the session’s impact and MRU’s commitment to advancing inclusive peacebuilding through global academic exchange.
Global Classrooms Sixth Session
On April 24, 2026, MRU hosted Professor Gurprit Lall, Professor of Neuroscience at the University of Kent, UK, for a session on “Sleep, Circadian Rhythms, and Human Performance.” Professor Lall shared insights into how sleep and circadian rhythms shape learning, performance, and wellbeing, highlighting their role in memory, health, and lifestyle design. The session was live‑streamed in classes, enabling wide student participation and interactive dialogue. A Q&A explored aligning school and workplace schedules with natural rhythms, the role of sleep in memory consolidation, and strategies to recover from chronic sleep disruption. Positive feedback from students through the reflections form underscored the impact of the session and MRU’s commitment to advancing global academic exchange in neuroscience and wellbeing.
Manav Rachna University Hosts Delegation from Woosong University, South Korea
On April 16, 2026, Manav Rachna University welcomed Mr. Mayank Vig, Senior Regional Manager – International Relations for India, Sri Lanka & The Middle East, and Mr. K. Dinesh Verma, Strategy Advisor, from Woosong University, South Korea. The visit centered on strengthening institutional ties and exploring collaborative opportunities in international relations, strategy, and global education. The delegates engaged in discussions with university leadership and faculty on joint initiatives, student mobility, and regional partnerships, while also interacting with students to share perspectives on global career pathways. The visit concluded on a positive note, marking a promising step toward strengthening ties and fostering collaborative opportunities between the two institutions.
Manav Rachna University Hosts Delegation from La Trobe University, Australia
On April 15, 2026, Manav Rachna University hosted the esteemed delegation from La Trobe University, Australia — Prof. Miriam Tanti, Mr. Amit Malhotra, and Ms. Liza Powwel — for an engaging visit to our campus. The visit featured meaningful interactions with our academic leadership and School of Education & Humanities. The delegation also explored our campus facilities, gaining insights into our vibrant academic environment and infrastructure. The visit concluded with enriching discussions alongside the OIAC team, strengthening pathways for future collaboration.
Manav Rachna University Hosts Delegation from the University of Plymouth, UK
On March 23, 2026, MRU welcomed Dr. Souran Chatterjee, Lecturer in Energy Transitions – Environmental Management & Sustainability, and Ms. Anushka Sharma, Senior Recruitment Manager (North India & Nepal) from the University of Plymouth, UK. The visit included an interaction with the OIAC team, a student session led by Dr. Chatterjee on energy and well‑being with students from ECE, AI & Robotics, and M.Sc. Chemistry, and discussions with the Career Development Centre and Student Mobility teams on career advancement and global exposure. The programme concluded with wrap‑up session, reinforcing pathways for future academic cooperation.
Manav Rachna University Hosts Delegation from UWE Bristol, United Kingdom (18 March 2026)
On 18 March 2026, Manav Rachna University welcomed a distinguished delegation from UWE Bristol, United Kingdom, comprising Ms. Gael Milligan, Partnership Manager (Asia Pacific); Mr. Devesh Chandela, Senior Recruitment & Partnership Manager (India, Sri Lanka, Nepal & Bhutan); and Ms. Tanvi Tagra, Recruitment Manager (North and East India).
The visit featured an engaging student interaction session, offering a dynamic platform for direct dialogue on international study pathways, academic collaborations, and global opportunities at UWE Bristol.
Manav Rachna University Hosts Academic Visit by University of Kent, United Kingdom (18–20 August 2025)
From 18 to 20 August 2025, Manav Rachna University hosted Prof. (Dr.) Robert Green, Director – Student Engagement, University of Kent, UK, who conducted engaging and interactive sessions with faculty & students from the School of Sciences and the School of Law. His discussions offered valuable global perspectives on higher education, research, and interdisciplinary learning, inspiring students to think critically, explore new academic horizons, and appreciate the international context of their respective disciplines.
Manav Rachna University Hosts Dr. Scott Venezia from CETYS University During Quality Month (3–8 November 2025)
From 3–8 November 2025, as part of the Quality Month celebrations, Manav Rachna University warmly welcomed Dr. Scott Venezia, Chief International Officer, CETYS University, Mexico, for an engaging academic visit filled with meaningful interactions across campus.
Dr. Venezia connected closely with students through thought-provoking sessions on “The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Strategic Planning and the Evolving Role of the Entrepreneur” and “Mexico’s Business Landscape,” offering real-world insights into innovation, global trade, and entrepreneurship. His session on “Strategic Management Tools: From Analysis to Execution” provided practical perspectives on turning ideas into impactful strategies.
Beyond the classroom, Dr. Venezia engaged in constructive discussions with university leadership and teams from International Affairs and the Career Development Centre to explore opportunities in research collaboration, student mobility, global internships, and institutional partnerships. The visit concluded on a positive note, reinforcing a shared commitment to nurturing global learning experiences and strengthening long-term academic ties.
Manav Rachna University Welcomes Delegation from Regis College, USA
On February 25, 2026, MRU hosted Dr. William Koheler, Dean, Regis College, USA, and Prof. (Dr.) Mohan Lal Agarwal, President, IGMA, Dubai. The highlight of the visit was the formal signing of the Implementation MoU pursuant to the IGMA Agreement, marking a significant milestone in strengthening international academic collaboration. The MoU was signed by Prof. (Dr.) Deependra Kumar Jha, Vice‑Chancellor, MRU, and Dr. William Koheler, Regis College, formalizing the partnership between the two institutions.
The delegation was welcomed by university leadership and engaged in interactive sessions with students of the School of Business and GICAP, offering valuable international exposure. A focused discussion with the Dean, School of Business, explored future collaborations in academic and professional development initiatives. The visit reinforced the shared commitment of both institutions to foster global partnerships, student engagement, and collaborative programmes.
Fostering Global Alliances: DAAD Delegation Visited Manav Rachna
On March 24, 2025, Manav Rachna Educational Institutions (MREI) welcomed a delegation from the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) to explore academic collaborations. Senior MR officials led discussions on joint research, student mobility, and global partnerships. The visit concluded with Dr. Amit Bhalla’s address on the importance of international academic engagement.
Fostering Global Alliances: APAIE Delegation Visited Manav Rachna
On March 28, 2025, Manav Rachna Educational Institutions (MREI) welcomed a delegation from the Asia-Pacific Association for International Education (APAIE) 2025 to explore academic collaborations. Senior MR officials led discussions on joint research, student mobility, and global partnerships. The visit concluded with Dr. Prashant Bhalla’s address on the importance of international academic engagement.
Manav Rachna University Welcomes Ms. Liyana Bhaludin from Royal Holloway University of London, UK
On March 4, 2025, Ms. Liyana Bhaludin from Royal Holloway, University of London, visited Manav Rachna University to explore academic collaborations. Discussions focused on dual degree programs, research partnerships, and student mobility under the UK Turing Scheme. The visit marked a significant step toward fostering global academic exchange and innovation.
Welcoming Delegation Visit from Federation University, Australia
Manav Rachna Institutions had the privilege of hosting a delegation from Federation University, Australia on 1st Dec 2025 . The visit aimed to strengthen academic cooperation, explore new partnership avenues, and showcase the institutional strengths of Manav Rachna. Overall, the visit strengthened the relationship between Manav Rachna and Federation University, laying a promising foundation for future academic cooperation and shared initiatives.
Welcoming Delegation Visit from Kansai University, Japan
Manav Rachna welcomed delegates from Kansai University, Japan, on 31st Oct 2025 to discuss research collaborations, faculty development programs, and student exchange initiatives. The interactions set the stage for joint FDP’s, MDPs and long-term acadmics partnerships, opening doors to new opportunities in global learning and innovation.
Welcoming Delegation from University of Waikato, NZ
Manav Rachna Institutions hosted a visiting delegation from the University of Waikato, New Zealand, comprising Mr. Kshitij Garg, Mr. Jason Matangi, Dr. Nathan Cooper, Dr. Kirsten Petrie, Dr. Kris Roy, Mr. Richard Witts, and Mr. Ashish Suri, to strengthen international academic collaboration and student engagement on 15 September 2025.
Interactions were held with academic leadership, along with focused discussions with the Career Development Centre (CDC) and Student Mobility teams on employability initiatives and international academic pathways.The visit concluded with deliberations on future collaboration, reinforcing Manav Rachna’s commitment to expanding global partnerships and enriching international academic engagement.
Welcoming delegation from Northeastern University, USA
Manav Rachna University hosted delegates Mr. Vamshi Krishna Janga, Assistant Director, Academic Partnerships-South Asia & Ms. Javeria Talha, International Student Recruitment Office Northeastern University (NU) to explore opportunities for strengthening academic and research collaboration between the two institutions. The visit marked an important step towards building a strong, future-ready academic partnership between Northeastern University and Manav Rachna University.
Welcoming delegates from Marshall M.Solane School of Business and Communication, Regis College-Brandeis University, Boston, USA
On 28th August 2025, Manav Rachna University hosted the 49th session of the Research Discussion Series – INSIGHTX, jointly organised by the School of Management and Commerce and the Office of Quality Assurance and Accreditation, in association with the Indo Gulf Management Association, Dubai. The session featured an international academic expert Dr. William Koehlar, Dean, Marshall M.Sloane School of Business & Communication, Brandeis University, Boston, USA, who delivered an insightful talk on “Challenges and Takeaways in Engaging Students in US Universities and Best Practices for Partner Universities in India.”
Welcoming delegation visit from CBS International Business School, Germany
On 11 Sept 2025, Manav Rachna Institutions hosted a visiting delegation from CBS International Business School, Germany, comprising Prof. Laxmi Remer, Vice President International Affairs and Diversity and Mr. Abhiyendra Kumar, Country Head - India as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen international academic collaboration and student engagement. An interactive student session provided insights into global academic pathways and international education opportunities. The visit concluded with discussions on potential avenues for future collaboration, reinforcing Manav Rachna’s commitment to expanding global partnerships.
Manav Rachna Explores Academic and Internship Collaborations with Synergy University, Russia
On 11 August 2025, Manav Rachna Educational Institutions welcomed a delegation from Synergy University, Russia — Ms. Yana Oseyeva - COO, Synergy Corporation, India; Ms. Lidia Filatova - Executive Director, Synergy HR Agency; and Mr. Podosenov Grigorii - Specialist in Migration Laws, Lawyer— to discuss academic collaborations, internships, and placements, reinforcing a shared commitment to future partnerships.
Manav Rachna Explores Academic and Global Learning Collaborations with Singapore Institute of Management
On 26 September 2025, Manav Rachna University hosted a delegation from the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), Singapore, comprising Dr. Timothy Chan (Professor & Acting Provost), Ms. Celia Her (Director – Regional Recruitment), Ms. Tricha Vatsa (Country Manager – India), and Ms. Siew Noi (Senior Specialist – Market Development).
Manav Rachna Hosts Visit of University of Wollongong (India Campus) Director to Explore Academic Collaborations
On 10th June 2025, Prof. (Dr.) Nimay Kalyani, Director, University of Wollongong, India Campus, visited MREI for a day-long engagement focused on academic collaboration and partnership opportunities. The visit included interactions with MRU leadership, the School of Management & Commerce, the Career Development Centre, and senior leaders from the Office of International Affairs & Collaborations. Discussions centered on joint research, curriculum alignment, student and faculty exchange, and global engagement initiatives. The visit concluded on a positive note, marking a promising step toward strengthening ties and fostering collaborative opportunities between the two institutions.
Manav Rachna University Hosts Loughborough University (UK) Session During Quality Month | 20th November 2024
As part of the Quality Month celebrations, Manav Rachna University organized an insightful academic session by Prof. Sheryl Williams, Director of Studies for Postgraduate Taught Programs, Loughborough University, UK. The session provided valuable perspectives on global higher education trends, academic excellence, and evolving pedagogical practices, reinforcing MRU’s commitment to international academic standards and global engagement.
University of Melbourne (Australia) Delegation Engages with MRU on International Collaboration
During Quality Month celebrations, Manav Rachna University hosted Dr. Stephen Chatelier, Senior Lecturer in International Education, and Ms. Juhee Ahmad, Strategic Advisor – India Strategy & Engagement, from the University of Melbourne, Australia. The visit facilitated meaningful discussions on strengthening international collaboration, academic partnerships, and global engagement initiatives, marking a significant step toward deepening institutional ties.
Monash University (Australia) Representative Visits MRU to Explore Collaborative Opportunities | 28 August 2025
As part of its Quality Month initiatives, Manav Rachna University welcomed Dr. Chetan Arora, Senior Lecturer in Software Engineering and Country Lead – International Engagement (India), Monash University, Australia. The campus visit focused on exploring potential academic and collaborative opportunities, further strengthening MRU’s global outlook and commitment to providing a world-class learning environment.
Manav Rachna University Hosts Dr. William Grant from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand
On 29 April 2025, Manav Rachna University hosted Dr. William Grant, Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of Canterbury, New Zealand, for an academic engagement at MRU. He interacted with School of Law students, sharing insights on the LLM in International Law and Politics and global career pathways. Faculty discussions explored opportunities for joint degrees, research collaboration, and interdisciplinary engagement. The visit concluded with a leadership interaction, strengthening prospects for future collaboration.
Dr. Vesa Tapani Nissinen Visits Manav Rachna University for Academic Sessions on Leadership and AI in Education
From 18–22 August 2025, Dr. Vesa Tapani Nissinen visited Manav Rachna University and interacted with faculty and students of the School of Business.
The sessions introduced participants to the Deep Lead Framework, focusing on leadership development, innovative teaching methodologies, research enhancement, and AI-enabled educational practices. Interactive discussions and cross-cultural exchanges encouraged participants to explore new approaches to teaching, research, and academic leadership.
MoU Signing Ceremony with University of Kent, United Kingdom (29 April 2026)
Manav Rachna University marked a significant milestone with the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Signing Ceremony with the University of Kent, United Kingdom, formally establishing a strategic partnership between the two institutions and reaffirming their shared commitment to sustainable academic collaboration and global engagement. The University welcomed a distinguished delegation comprising Dr. Nikhil Sengupta, Senior Lecturer – Psychology; Dr. Dhruv Gavde, Mathematics, Statistics and Actuarial Science; and Dr. Guevara Leacock, Senior Lecturer – Law, who engaged in structured academic interactions with the School of Behavioral and Social Sciences (SBSS), School of Law (SoL), and School of Sciences (SoSc) to explore opportunities for joint research initiatives, faculty exchange, collaborative publications, student mobility, and structured academic progression pathways.
MoU Signing Ceremony with Durham University, United Kingdom (4 February 2026)
Manav Rachna University formalized a strategic partnership with Durham University, United Kingdom, through a landmark Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) Signing Ceremony. The distinguished delegation—Prof. Martin Evans, Executive Dean – Social Sciences; Prof. Catherine Montgomery, Professor – School of Education and Deputy Executive Dean – Global; and Prof. Catherine Reading, Director – CPD/Professional Development—engaged in focused discussions with senior leadership and the School of Education and Humanities (MRU) on collaboration in teaching, research, student mobility, and institutional partnerships. The visit concluded with closing remarks by the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, reaffirming a shared commitment to advancing meaningful and sustainable international collaboration.
Global Immersion Experience in Bali – School of Law Students at Udayana University (29 March – 3 April)
Bhavya Sanghi and Mahi, students from School of Law, Manav Rachna embarked on a transformative international immersion in Bali, gaining global exposure through academic engagement at Udayana University, from 29th March to 3rd April.
The experience enabled them to explore emerging domains like AI, while strengthening cross-cultural understanding and collaborative learning.
This journey reflects Manav Rachna’s commitment to nurturing globally competent, future-ready learners through experiential education.
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