NIU partners with 3 Indonesian Universities to promote knowledge, research & innovation

NIU has also proposed one-year medical emergency diploma courses for the students of Indonesia. 

Noida International University has signed three memoranda of understanding (MoU) with three Indonesian Universities -Universitas Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa, Banten, Indonesia; Physiotherapy School of Academy, YAB and Politeknik Aisyiyah Pontianak to upskill the medical students and faculty members of both the countries.

The MoU will benefit both organizations in recognizing their mutual interest in the fields of research, innovation, academic collaboration, exchange programs, joint publications, conferences, workshops, webinars, guest lectures, short-term programs, partnership programs and internship and training.

The signed MoU with Universitas Sultan Ageng Tirtayasa will facilitate medical study programs and the medical profession studies; nutrition study program; diploma nursing study, bachelor of nursing and nursing profession study and sports science study.

Whereas, the signed MoU with Physiotherapy School of Academy, YAB agreed to seek opportunities for funding for projects of mutual interests and collaborative activities in key academic and research areas. And, the signed MoU with Politeknik Aisyiyah Pontianak is based on three dharma of Indonesian higher education which is midwifery study programs, medical lab technician study program and information technology study program.This MoU shall be valid for three years from the date of signature.

Talking about the collaboration, Prof (Dr) Uma Bhardwaj, Vice Chancellor, NIU, said, “We are proud to be signing up this agreement with the three leading universities of Indonesia to promote emergency medical courses in both countries. Through this collaboration, we want to promote trans-disciplinary research, and student & faculty members exchange programs. We ensure that the MoU should be functional and the research activity should go on without any hindrance. This year, NIU has 25 patents in different research areas.”

NIU has also proposed one-year medical emergency diploma courses for the students of Indonesia. Under this program, students need to visit the NIU campus for three months for practical courses and the rest of the nine months can be attended from their homes. According to the guidelines of the Indian Nursing Council (INC), the university has already secured seats for international students in Nursing courses such as General Nursing Midwifery and BSc Nursing. The university also recommended short-term courses for doctors in laparoscopic surgeries, ophthalmology advancements, and research on metabolic diseases, obesity, and disaster management.

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