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The University of Melbourne, a premier government-run institute in Australia,
has opened a centre in Delhi, marking a significant expansion of its global
presence.
The Melbourne Global Centre - Delhi is strategically located in
the heart of the Indian national capital. The Centre will facilitate
collaboration and knowledge exchange across education, research, industry, and
the community, serving as the University's central hub in India.
The
Melbourne Global Centre is not designed for teaching or as an offshore campus.
Instead, it is focused on enriching current and future initiatives within India
for greater sustainable impact.
As the University continues to deepen its
ties within India, the Melbourne Global Centre in Delhi represents a firm
commitment to support India in its long-term academic and research aspirations.
As a centralised hub for collaboration, the Centre will lay the foundations
for future generations of scholars and researchers, forging new bilateral
connections and facilitating meaningful educational and cultural exchanges well
into the future.
A delegation of the University of Melbourne visited
India to enhance partnerships and engagement with local students, alumni,
government officials, and educational partners.
The Delhi centre will
also enable the Australian university to showcase its extensive educational
offerings, research, and community engagement programs. The Centre will feature
cultural performances, art exhibitions, and lecture series, serving as a
platform to connect research with Indian corporations, industry partners and
academic institutions.
"Building on institutional partnerships that span
up to 16 years, we are dedicated to empowering and enhancing capacity within
India, aligning with our mission to collaboratively benefit society through
education and research," said Professor Michael Wesley, Deputy Vice-Chancellor
(Global, Culture and Engagement), University of Melbourne.
"The Melbourne
Global Centre - Delhi embodies our partnership model in India, fostering
capacity building and collaboration through mutually beneficial relationships
that address the educational needs of this region," Professor Wesley said.
Established in 1853, the University of Melbourne is ranked number one in
Australia, 13th globally, and 8th in terms of graduate employability worldwide,
the university's website cited QS World University Rankings 2025/QS Graduate
Employability 2022.
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