Macquarie University, Manipal Academy of Higher Education Sign Articulation Agreement

Macquarie University and Manipal Academy of Higher Education have inked a 2+2 articulation and credit recognition arrangement to cover Civil and Electrical Engineering courses.

Study Abroad: Macquarie University Australia and Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE) India have joined forces for a milestone articulation agreement for offering a unique pathway for students in Electronics, Civil and Electrical Engineering.

Prof. Aman Oo, Dean of Engineering at Macquarie University said, “Our partnership with Manipal Academy of Higher Education is a robust step towards advancing engineering education. By bridging theoretical learning with practical, real-world application, the proposed program will cultivate academic distinction and provide students with international exposure and technical expertise. We aim to collaborate to empower students to be agile, world-class engineers set to contribute meaningfully to the future of engineering.”

Lt Gen (Dr) M D Venkatesh, VSM (Retd), Vice-Chancellor, MAHE, said, “This articulation agreement is a testament to MAHE’s commitment to providing students with transformative educational opportunities. This partnership with Macquarie University allows our students a global perspective while building on a strong academic foundation. We are confident this collaboration will enable our students to excel in their professional endeavours and make impactful contributions to society.”

Commander (Dr.) Anil Rana, Director of MIT, applauded the partnership and appreciated the benefits students will receive from this. He said, “The partnership will help students receive a global perspective in Civil Engineering or Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Through such collaborations, MAHE can work on its commitment to fostering world-class engineers at MAHE who can meaningfully work on real-life problems.”

Macquarie University, Manipal Academy of Higher Education Agreement Details

Under this 2+2 articulation and credit recognition arrangement, the students will first complete two years of the Bachelor of Technology (BTech) program in Electrical, Civil, and Electronics Engineering at MAHE and the next two years at the Macquarie University in Sydney where they will get a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Electrical, Civil, and Electronics Engineering.

During their studies at MAHE, the students will develop a foundation in engineering principles through courses including Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Design, and Computer Programming alongside core subjects like Geotechnical Engineering and Electrical Circuits. During the final years at Macquarie, the students will learn more about specialized topics.

“Civil Engineering students will study advanced subjects such as Structural Analysis, Water and Wastewater Engineering, and Transport Engineering. Electrical and Electronics Engineering students will focus on areas like Power Electronics, Digital Circuits and Systems, and Electrical Machines. The program will culminate in capstone projects, enabling students to integrate their knowledge and tackle real-world engineering challenges,” added the university statement.

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