12 July 2010
TWO GCU schools have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOA) with a group of colleges in India’s Punjab region.
The agreement allows the schools of Engineering and Computing and Health to facilitate advanced entry for degree and diploma students, as well as direct entry onto GCU masters programmes.
Dr Rohin Sachdeva and Dr Harjot Singh, chairmen of the group of colleges, met with GCU faculty members from SEC, BNE, LS and Health to discuss the collaboration and partnership opportunities during a recent visit to Glasgow. They also enjoyed a visit to the Glengoyne Distillery and some local sights.
A return visit to India is planned for later this year, and the first cohort of students are expected to enrol for September 2011 intake.
The colleges with which GCU plan to collaborate in the Punjab are:
The MOA will facilitate advanced entry for diploma and degree students into programmes such as B Eng (Hons) Electronic Engineering, BSc Telecomms engineering, third year BEng Mechanical Electronic Systems Engineering and third year BEng Electrical Power Engineering as well as facilitating articulation onto masters programmes such as MSC Embedded Systems Design, Mechanical Engineering, Applied Instrumentation and Control.