A constant worrying factor for the Indian government has been losing its best minds to the West, but now India has embarked on an exciting journey to convert its brain drain into brain gain by attracting expertise and investment in higher education through the US-India Knowledge Exchange. Ruhi Kahn investigates.
US universities convened with Indian institutions, trade bodies and US government interests in DC last month to discuss building education and research ties with India.
Sannam S4 scooped the Consultancy Firm of the Year award at the 2nd Annual UK-India Awards held in the UK, to celebrate businesses helping both countries connect.
International trade; commissions versus sales discounts; what is or isn't an eduction service? Let's be honest, tax and international education can be a cumbersome web of complexity. Sara Custer unpicks it for you.
A new policy has been announced in India that could re-shape the student mobility landscape. Indian educational institutions can now collaborate with those outside the country and enable students to spend up to two semesters abroad, recognised as part of their Indian-delivered degree.
Indian market entry specialist Sannam S4 has opened the first US office to serve the high calibre US Business Centers initiative that aims to deepen education and trade ties between the two countries. The launch coincided with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Washington, DC.
The recent slowdown in China’s economy may have dented commodity markets across the globe, but stakeholders in the international education sector say demand for an overseas education goes untouched.
For the first time in more than two decades, the government of India is drafting a new education policy which will include reforms on the internationalisation in higher education, digitisation of education and skills development. The director of education at the British Council in India has called the country's new education policy draft topics "very encouraging".
