Anurag University Expands Global Academic Partnerships at EAIE 2026

Anurag University strengthened its global academic outreach through participation in the European Association for International Education (EAIE) 2026 in Glasgow, Scotland, engaging with leading universities and higher education institutions to explore opportunities in academic exchange, research, student and faculty mobility, and global learning. Representing the University were Mr. Anurag Palla, Vice President – Strategy, and Dr. K. Sudheer Reddy, Dean – Academics & Planning. During the conference, the delegation engaged with representatives from 30+ international universities across Europe, the UK, Asia, Australia, and North America, exploring semester exchanges, PhD scholar engagement, joint research, faculty mobility, and international academic collaborations. A key highlight was the meeting with Shri Siddharth Malik, IFS, Consul General of India in Edinburgh, focused on strengthening academic linkages across Scotland. The delegation also visited the University of Sheffield, an existing partner, to explore expanded academic and research opportunities. The participation reflects Anurag University’s commitment to building meaningful global partnerships and creating international opportunities for students and faculty, with 20+ students participating in international programmes during the recent Fall cycle.
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