UPES Inks MoUs With University of Edinburgh, King’s College London To Strengthen Global Collaborations

To expand its global academic footprint, UPES University in India has entered into partnerships with two of the world’s most prestigious institutes including - King’s College London and University of Edinburgh.

Study Abroad: UPES University has collaborated with two of the most prestigious institutes globally - King’s College London and the University of Edinburgh. According to the 2025 QS Global Rankings, the University of Edinburgh was at 27th position and King’s College London was at the 40th place. UPES has entered these partnerships to expand its global footprint.

While commenting on this Dr Ram Sharma, Vice Chancellor, UPES said, "Collaborations like these play a pivotal role in the UPES’s global engagement journey. By connecting with leading institutions worldwide, we aim to create a vibrant ecosystem of knowledge exchange, academic excellence, and transformative opportunities that prepare our students and faculty to make a meaningful impact on a global scale."

Abhishek Sinha, Dean, School of Law and Head of International Affairs, UPES commented, “Our partnerships with The University of Edinburgh and King’s College London mark a significant step in our mission to provide world-class education and research opportunities. These collaborations offer our students invaluable global exposure, equipping them with the skills needed to thrive in the international job market. The University of Edinburgh partnership opens doors for integrated programs and direct Master's progression, while our alliance with King’s College London facilitates joint research, student mobility, and faculty exchanges. Together, these initiatives encourage a culture of global academic excellence, preparing our students to become future leaders in an interconnected world."

UPES Strategic Collaborations With University of Edinburgh, King’s College London Details

These partnerships are poised to drive research innovation, foster academic excellence, and facilitate cultural exchange.

“This partnership offers a range of integrated programs, such as 2+2, 2+3, and 4+1, allowing students to complete part of their studies at UPES and then continue at the University of Edinburgh. UPES students will be eligible for special scholarships, and the University of Edinburgh will confer the final degree. Additionally, students can opt for direct Master’s progression at the University of Edinburgh after completing their Bachelor’s degree at UPES, further expanding their academic and career prospects,” reads the UPES statement.

With King’s College London, the collaboration includes various collaborative initiatives including joint research projects. It will also help UPES students to participate in summer schools, exchange programs, and other educational experiences. The collaboration will also allow faculty exchange between UPES and King’s College London.

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