The Suryadatta Group of Institutes (SGI), Pune, has signed MoUs with State University of New York (SUNY), Korea, and Kwangwoon University to enhance academic cooperation, promote research initiatives, and provide global exposure for students and faculty.
The Suryadatta Group of Institutes (SGI), Pune, has recently entered into two significant partnerships with prominent universities in South Korea, marking an important step in its mission to enhance global exposure and academic collaboration.
These Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) were signed with the State University of New York (SUNY) Korea and Kwangwoon University (KWU), aiming to foster intellectual and educational exchanges between the institutions.
The MoU with SUNY Korea, signed by Prof Dr Arthur Lee, President of SUNY, and Prof Dr Sanjay B Chordiya, Founder President & Chairman of SGI, focuses on promoting bilateral relations through academic and research initiatives.
The agreement covers a broad range of collaborative activities, including academic program development, joint research projects, faculty and student exchange, instructional and cultural programs, admission counseling, and information sessions.
SUNY Korea, established in 2012, offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in fields such as computer science, mechanical engineering, business management, applied mathematics, and electrical and computer engineering, among others.
Through this partnership, SGI students will gain valuable exposure to American higher education, further enhancing their academic and career prospects.
Similarly, SGI has also entered into an MoU with Kwangwoon University, a prestigious institution based in Seoul, South Korea, known for its excellence in engineering and IT.
The MoU, formalized during a visit by the KWU team to SGI’s Bavdhan campus in December 2024, outlines areas of collaboration including student and faculty exchange, joint research projects, and capacity-building activities.
KWU specializes in fields such as electronic and communications engineering, software and computer engineering, architectural engineering, and environmental engineering.
This partnership will provide SGI students with the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research and innovation in these fields while learning from the expertise of KWU’s renowned faculty.
These collaborations are part of SGI’s broader strategy to expand its academic reach and provide its students and faculty with international learning and research opportunities.
The MoUs are designed to promote cultural enrichment, scientific progress, and friendship between India and South Korea, fostering a strong academic connection between the institutions.
SGI’s involvement in these agreements underscores its commitment to academic excellence and global education.
Earlier in October 2024, SGI’s Associate Vice President, Snehal Navalakha, participated in a week-long Educon program in South Korea, organized by a leading Indian media group.
During her visit, she explored Korea's advancements in technology and education, identifying potential partnership opportunities with top Korean universities.
Her discussions with deans and academic leaders, including those from SUNY Korea and KWU, paved the way for the successful signing of these MoUs.
The new collaborations are a significant outcome of her efforts and will further strengthen SGI’s position as a leading institution in providing global exposure to its students.
SGI, a multidisciplinary integrated campus, offers a wide range of academic programs, including undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral research courses across various disciplines such as business management, information technology, engineering, healthcare, design, and arts.
The institute is affiliated with UGC-recognized universities and is known for its diverse and comprehensive educational offerings.
Through these partnerships, SGI aims to provide its students with access to world-class educational resources, expand their global network, and enhance their professional skills to meet the demands of an increasingly interconnected world.
The MoUs with SUNY Korea and Kwangwoon University represent a significant milestone in SGI’s ongoing efforts to build international academic ties, offering both students and faculty members opportunities to engage in meaningful cross-cultural and academic exchanges.
By aligning with leading universities in South Korea, SGI is paving the way for greater educational collaboration, scientific research, and cultural understanding between the two nations.
These initiatives reflect SGI's dedication to fostering academic excellence and preparing its students to succeed in a globalized world.
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