US Collaboration in India education system
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When Human Resource Development Minister Kapil Sibal returned from the U.S. recently, he boasted of a long list of foreign universities interested in setting up shop in India. But it appears that his enthusiasm is not shared by some of the world's top centres of learning.
Instead these universities would rather prefer their researchers to collaborate with their Indian counterparts. According to DNA, neither is Harvard coming, nor is George Washington University. Jim Aisner, Director of media relations at Harvard Business School (HBS) said, "HBS has only one campus and it is in Massachusetts. We have no plans to open more. However, we have research centres around the globe, including one in Mumbai. Their mission is to help HBS faculty with on-site research and course development in each of the regions served."
Instead these universities would rather prefer their researchers to collaborate with their Indian counterparts. According to DNA, neither is Harvard coming, nor is George Washington University. Jim Aisner, Director of media relations at Harvard Business School (HBS) said, "HBS has only one campus and it is in Massachusetts. We have no plans to open more. However, we have research centres around the globe, including one in Mumbai. Their mission is to help HBS faculty with on-site research and course development in each of the regions served."
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I think all these has contributed to some extent with the idea of having the campuses outside the US and Europe however I think there is one more important aspect where the Universities has given much attention leaving these factors the back seat...
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