Archive · 26 Jun 2025
DU, Leeds University Partner for Research and Student Exchange
Imagine two schools, one in Delhi and one in the UK, deciding to work together!
They've signed a special agreement.
This means students can study at both schools, like spending a semester abroad.
Teachers can also visit and share their knowledge.
This is part of a plan to help students learn more and experience different cultures.
The schools will share research and ideas.
It’s like a teamwork project between two big universities to make education better for everyone.
The University of Delhi (DU) and the University of Leeds have signed an MoU.
The MoU promotes collaboration in research and exchange mobility.
The partnership will benefit students and faculty through exchanges.
The agreement includes a twinning program under the National Education Policy 2020.
DU and Leeds will facilitate student and faculty exchanges.
- Who
- The University of Delhi and the University of Leeds.
- What
- The University of Delhi and the University of Leeds signed a memorandum of understanding for collaboration in research and exchange mobility.
- When
- The MoU was exchanged on Thursday, June 26.
- Where
- The MoU was exchanged at the Vice Regal Lodge, University of Delhi.
- Why
- To foster research collaborations, provide frameworks for student and faculty exchanges, and promote international exposure.
- Partners
- University of Delhi and University of Leeds
- Agreement Type
- Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
- Focus
- Research collaboration, exchange mobility
- Key Officials
- DU Vice Chancellor Yogesh Singh and University of Leeds President Shearer West
- Program
- Twinning program under NEP 2020