IIM Indore signs MoU with Asia University, Taiwan to offer world-class academics

The MoU was signed between Professor Himanshu Rai, Director, IIM Indore, and Professor Jeffrey JP Tsai, President, Asia University, Taiwan.

Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Indore has collaborated with the Asia University, Taiwan by signing a memorandum of understanding (MoU). The partnership has taken place with an aim to offer its participants contextually relevant and world-class academics and to keep them abreast with international standards.The institute has collaborated with numerous top-notch educational institutes in India and abroad.

The MoU was signed between Professor Himanshu Rai, Director, IIM Indore, and Professor Jeffrey JP Tsai, President, Asia University, Taiwan.

Sharing details about this association, Professor Rai said that this MoU aims to explore joint and dual degree programmes that benefit the students on both ends. “We at IIM Indore are delighted to collaborate with Asia University, Taiwan. IIM Indore’s mission is to develop socially conscious leaders, managers, and entrepreneurs. This goes in line with the motto of Asia University – to cultivate global citizens who have both professional and humanistic qualities, good character, and attitude,” he said.

The Director noted that the collaboration would offer a platform for student and faculty exchange and exchange of research and educational data to be used for educational and training purposes. “We look forward to inviting scholars and students to participate in academic activities such as exhibitions, lectures, conferences, symposia, and workshops,” he said.

Expressing delight over this collaboration, Professor Tsai said, “We are pleased to collaborate with IIM Indore, a premier B-school in India with three prestigious international accreditations. This association will focus on facilitating the exchange of experiences and opinions for mutual benefit. We also plan to promote activities of joint research in the field of common interest.”

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