Shoolini University partners with University of Melbourne for Dual-Degree collaboration. This development marks the University of Melbourne’s first dual-degree collaboration with a private Indian university. As an added advantage, eligible students may also opt to extend their studies for an additional year, completing a Master’s of Science at the University of Melbourne. Moreover, students who meet the Australian government criteria will have the option to apply for post-study work rights upon completion of their studies in Australia.
The dual degree program, starting with the Bachelor of Science Advanced (Honours), provides students with a world-class curriculum and opens doors to a truly global education experience. Under this landmark agreement, Indian students will gain a unique advantage with the dual degree program, allowing them to pursue undergraduate studies in science at both home and the University of Melbourne. The academic journey begins with two years at Shoolini University, followed by two years at Melbourne. In years 3 and 4, students can choose from diverse multidisciplinary majors, including Agriculture, Sustainability and Environment, Biosciences, and Computer Sciences.
Expressing his enthusiasm for the partnership, Professor Atul Khosla Vice-Chancellor Shoolini University stated, “We are thrilled to provide our exceptional undergraduate students with enhanced opportunities to study internationally. This collaboration with the University of Melbourne underscores the global standing of Shoolini University as a world-class institution. Furthermore, it opens the doors to many more opportunities for our students.”
Professor Michael Wesley, Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global, Culture and Engagement, University of Melbourne, emphasized the value of this partnership for high-achieving Indian students, stating, “We are delighted to work with Shoolini University to provide students with a truly global education and the chance to build an international professional network. This partnership further demonstrates our commitment to long-term collaborations with premium Indian universities and connecting Indian students to our vast network of half a million global alumni.”
The curriculum of this program reflects the rigorous standards upheld by the University of Melbourne. Moreover, Shoolini University faculty members will visit Melbourne for practical training, fostering a greater exchange of knowledge between the two institutions. The partnership was solidified during a meeting, held last week, between a delegation from Shoolini University, led by Vice-Chancellor, Professor Atul Khosla and comprising Trustee and Director Admissions Avnee Khosla, Dean, Research Dr Saurabh Kulshrestha and Associate Director Dr Rosey Dhanta, and senior executives from the University of Melbourne, including Deputy Vice-Chancellor Global, Culture and Engagement Professor Michael Wesley.
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