Archive · 29 Sep 2026
University of Hyderabad, Rome University Sign UNESCO Research Pact
The University of Hyderabad and the University of Rome have agreed to work together.
They will use UNESCO Chairs at both universities to organize the partnership.
Researchers may study topics together and join national or international research programmes.
The universities may also work on research and consulting projects for public or private institutions.
They plan to hold conferences, seminars, and study meetings.
They will share research materials and teaching resources.
They may create training courses and other educational activities.
Professors from both universities will help lead the collaboration.
The University of Hyderabad signed an agreement with the University of Rome for joint research and academic cooperation.
The pact will operate through UNESCO Chairs at both universities.
The collaboration covers research programmes, academic events, teaching resources, and training activities.
Professors Pier Luigi Petrillo, Pramod K. Nayar, and Anna Kurian will support the partnership.
The universities may conduct scientific studies, consultancy assignments, conferences, seminars, and educational activities together.
- Who
- The University of Hyderabad and the University of Rome, with Professors Pier Luigi Petrillo, Pramod K. Nayar, and Anna Kurian involved.
- What
- They signed an agreement for joint research, academic cooperation, shared resources, conferences, training, and educational activities through UNESCO Chairs.
- When
- The articles do not specify when the agreement was signed.
- Where
- The agreement involves the University of Hyderabad in Hyderabad and the University of Rome.
- Why
- To support joint scientific studies, research programmes, academic events, teaching resources, training, and consultancy assignments.
- Participating institutions
- University of Hyderabad and University of Rome
- Coordination mechanism
- The UNESCO Chair in Vulnerability Studies at the University of Hyderabad and the UNESCO Chair on Intangible Cultural Heritage and Comparative Law at the University of Rome
- Research areas
- Scientific studies, joint research, and national and international research programmes
- Academic activities
- Conferences, seminars, and study meetings of national and international relevance
- Shared resources
- Scientific research and teaching resources
- Training
- Training courses and other educational activities
- Additional work
- Research and consultancy assignments entrusted by public or private institutions