India-Australia Relations Strengthen With New Educational Agreements And Opportunities For Students
India-Australia relations strengthen with New Educational agreements and opportunities for students.
India and Australia deepen their ‘friendship’ with collaborative educational initiatives, opening doors for students to study in India at half the cost.
Learn about the recent agreements and prospects for research, skills, and higher education.
India-Australia Relations India-Australia ‘friendship’ becomes stronger, and studies will be done in the country at half the cost of studying abroad.
India and Australia will now work together not only in education but also in areas like research and skills.
The years-old friendship that started with educational cooperation between the two countries was taken to a new height on Monday.
Which, along with strengthening cooperation in the field of higher education and school education, it was also agreed to increase cooperation in research and skills.
On this occasion, five important agreements were signed between the top higher educational institutions of the two countries to promote research and skills.
Education ministers of both countries were also present on this occasion.
Union Education and Skills Minister Dharmendra Pradhan expressed happiness over this new height in relations with Australia and said that both the countries and the world will benefit from this.
India and Australia agreed to strengthen their friendship.
In the meeting of the India-Australia Education and Skills Council (AIESC) held on Monday in Gandhinagar, Gujarat.
There was a long discussion between the two countries on increasing mutual cooperation in research and skill-related areas along with education.
In the high-level meeting held in the presence of Union Education and Skill Development Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Australian Education Minister Jason Claire MP, it was agreed to strengthen the old friendship of cooperation.
Both India and Australia are moving forward with one thought – Pradhan.
Meanwhile, Pradhan said that both India and Australia are moving forward with one thought.
The goal of both countries is to identify and help the needs of the world. India has youth power while Australia currently has good experience in skills.
Australia has immense expertise, especially in healthcare, renewable energy, AI, and mining.
More than 400 agreements related to higher education in Australia.
He said that the way the two countries have agreed to increase cooperation in these areas, the country will benefit from it in the coming days.
He said that at present there are more than 400 agreements related to higher education between India and Australia.
These include faculty exchange programs, dual and joint degree courses as well as joint PhD courses, etc.
The council was formed in 2011 to strengthen relations.
Let us tell you that to strengthen the educational relations between India and Australia, a council was formed between the two countries in the year 2011.
However, till now its subject was limited to education only. In such a situation, both countries gave it a new form and made it the Education and Skills Council in the year 2022.
