Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Cambridge Expands India Outreach with Research Hub
The University of Cambridge is doing more to work with India.
They opened a new research center called the Cambridge-India Centre for Advanced Studies.
This center will help researchers and students from both countries work together.
Cambridge is also making it easier for top Indian students to study there by accepting a new qualification for some courses.
They are also planning cricket tours and events to celebrate their long history with India.
Many famous Indian scientists, leaders, and writers have studied at Cambridge, and the university wants to keep building on these connections.
Cambridge launches the Cambridge-India Centre for Advanced Studies to boost research and collaboration with India.
CBSE Class 12 qualification will be accepted for some undergraduate courses at Cambridge.
Cambridge India Research Foundation established to support Indian students and research partnerships.
Cambridge University Men’s and Women’s Cricket Teams to tour India in 2026 and 2025 respectively.
UK-India partners event planned at Lord’s Cricket Ground in May to celebrate historic ties.
- Who
- University of Cambridge and Indian students, researchers, and partners
- What
- Launch of the Cambridge-India Centre for Advanced Studies and expanded pathways for Indian undergraduate students
- When
- Announced on Tuesday; specific events planned for 2025 and 2026
- Where
- India (Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru) and UK (Lord’s Cricket Ground)
- Why
- To strengthen ties between Cambridge and India’s growing knowledge economy, and to foster collaboration and innovation
- Cambridge-India Centre for Advanced Studies (CAS)
- New research hub for innovation, research, and learning
- CBSE Class 12 Qualification
- Accepted for some undergraduate courses
- Cambridge India Research Foundation
- Funding for Indian students and research partnerships
- Cambridge University Men’s Cricket Team
- Touring India in March 2026 for pre-season games
- Cambridge Women’s Cricket Team
- Planned visit to India in 2025
- UK-India Partners Event
- Scheduled at Lord’s Cricket Ground in May
- Notable Indian Alumni
- Includes scientists, politicians, and industry leaders