The delegation included notable figures such as Mr. Samuel Woolway, Global Partnerships Manager at the University of Sussex; Mr. Nick Slade, Deputy Pro-Vice Chancellor at the University of Worcester; Mr. Andy Howman, Head of International at the University of Reading; Mr. Ashish Jaiswar, General Manager at the University of Reading; and Prof. Gyanendra Tripathi, Associate Dean for Research and Professor of Biomedical Sciences at Nottingham Trent University.

The participating institutions spanned several countries and included the University of Sussex, University of Worcester, University of Reading, Nottingham Trent University, Maynooth University (Ireland), University of Stirling (UK), Falmouth University (UK), Technological University of Shannon (Ireland), Dublin City University (Ireland), National College of Ireland, JMC Academy (Australia), University of Otago (New Zealand), and University of Vaasa (Finland).

During the visit, in-depth discussions took place between Bennett University’s leadership and the visiting delegates, focusing on crucial areas such as student and faculty mobility, collaborative research, and the establishment of joint academic initiatives. Both parties expressed a strong commitment to expanding educational opportunities that would benefit students and faculty at Bennett University and their international counterparts.

A key focus of the discussions was enhancing student mobility, allowing Bennett students to gain international exposure while also inviting global students to experience India’s diverse educational and cultural landscape. This exchange aims to enrich the academic experience, broaden perspectives, and prepare future leaders with global competencies.

Additionally, the delegates discussed initiatives for research exchange and faculty mobility, aimed at fostering collaborative research efforts across borders. By establishing academic exchange programs, the initiative seeks to create a dynamic platform for faculty members to collaborate on cutting-edge research, share expertise, and advance knowledge in various fields.

Mr. Andy Howman and Mr. Ashish Jaiswar emphasized the importance of partnerships, stating, “Bennett University’s impressive campus reflects a dynamic future filled with possibilities. These partnerships are essential for fostering dialogue and collaboration, which will shape the global talent pool of tomorrow. With numerous opportunities for collaboration, Bennett University is poised for success, creating pathways to develop global citizens and drive growth and progress.”

Another significant area of focus was the organization of joint conferences and events. Bennett University and its international partners are eager to create platforms for academic dialogue and knowledge sharing, allowing scholars from around the globe to exchange ideas and insights on a wide array of topics, thus fostering a culture of innovation and thought leadership.

The discussions also highlighted short-term study abroad and immersion programs that will provide students with flexible opportunities to engage in global learning environments. These programs will equip Bennett University students with immersive international experiences, preparing them with the skills needed to thrive in a globalized world.

This visit further cements Bennett University’s reputation as a leader in fostering international collaboration, creating new opportunities for students and faculty to engage with some of the world's top institutions. The university eagerly anticipates fruitful discussions that will drive global academic synergies and open new frontiers in education.