Bennett University signs MoU with University of York
By CHIRAG KALRA
Bennett University and the University of York , a prominent collegiate research institution with its headquarters in York, England, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU ) on Wednesday. Professor Charlie Jeffery , vice chancellor of York University, made the visit to Bennett University's campus.
The joint venture is anticipated to promote information sharing, cooperative research initiatives, and student exchange programmes, giving Bennett University's academic endeavours a global perspective. This partnership has enormous potential to benefit both universities by expanding knowledge and improving the academic environment as a whole.
"We plan on providingsummer school opportunities to students at Bennett University and York University. This is not limited to any one school; rather, summer school will be available to all schools within both universities," said Charlie Jeffery.
The partnership between Bennett University and the University of York is expected to have a significant effect on the landscape of education and research for years to come, especially with Professor Charlie Jeffery joining the team as an essential collaborator.
"My biggest impression of Bennett University is that the staff and students here are really enthusiastic, and just like Bennett University, our campus is full of greenery, very welcoming, safe, and offers lots of opportunities for interaction between the staff and students," added Charlie Jeffery.
The University of York was established in 1963 and at present incorporates over thirty departments and centres that provide a wide range of subject areas. It has been under the direction of Vice-Chancellor Professor Charlie Jeffery since September 2019 and is now ranked #167 in the QS World University Ranking 2024. Jeffery, a former senior vice-principal at the University of Edinburgh, places special emphasis on the nexus between social well-being, education, and research. Amongst his numerous experiences include positions as Chair of the Political Studies Association of the UK and at the Economic and Social Research Council. Committed to equitable economic growth, he establishes collaborations to increase access to chances and education.
The joint venture is anticipated to promote information sharing, cooperative research initiatives, and student exchange programmes, giving Bennett University's academic endeavours a global perspective. This partnership has enormous potential to benefit both universities by expanding knowledge and improving the academic environment as a whole.
"We plan on providing
The partnership between Bennett University and the University of York is expected to have a significant effect on the landscape of education and research for years to come, especially with Professor Charlie Jeffery joining the team as an essential collaborator.
"My biggest impression of Bennett University is that the staff and students here are really enthusiastic, and just like Bennett University, our campus is full of greenery, very welcoming, safe, and offers lots of opportunities for interaction between the staff and students," added Charlie Jeffery.
The University of York was established in 1963 and at present incorporates over thirty departments and centres that provide a wide range of subject areas. It has been under the direction of Vice-Chancellor Professor Charlie Jeffery since September 2019 and is now ranked #167 in the QS World University Ranking 2024. Jeffery, a former senior vice-principal at the University of Edinburgh, places special emphasis on the nexus between social well-being, education, and research. Amongst his numerous experiences include positions as Chair of the Political Studies Association of the UK and at the Economic and Social Research Council. Committed to equitable economic growth, he establishes collaborations to increase access to chances and education.
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