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JGU signs 8 new MoUs with leading universities in Japan to expand academic collaborations
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JGU signs 8 new MoUs with leading universities in Japan to expand academic collaborations
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Tokyo (Japan), June 23 : In a significant move that reinforces India’s growing academic diplomacy with Japan, O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) has signed 8 new Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with leading Japanese universities, bringing its total number of academic partnerships in Japan to 23 universities.

This milestone was marked during a high-level visit by a JGU delegation to Japan in June 2025, spanning engagements across Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Fukushima, Yamanashi, and other key cities.

The latest MoUs were signed with institutions like Asia University, Tokyo; Chuo University, Tokyo; Doshisha University, Kyoto; Higashi Nippon International University, Iwaki, Fukushima; Kansai University, Osaka; Musashi University, Tokyo; Osaka Gakuin University, Osaka; and Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Tokyo.

These institutions now join an already impressive roster of JGU’s Japanese partners, which includes, University of Tokyo, Hiroshima University, United Nations University, International Christian University, and many others.

JGU’s strategic and sustained engagement with Japan underscores its commitment to fostering deep, meaningful and multidimensional international collaborations that go beyond symbolic agreements.

The partnerships include student mobility programmes, joint research initiatives, visiting faculty exchanges, and collaborative conferences aimed at building long-term academic bridges between India and Japan.

This landmark expansion of JGU’s Japan engagement is a reflection of a globally interconnected ethos -- one that seeks to cultivate intellectual exchange, mutual growth, and transformative leadership across borders.

As India and Japan deepen their partnership in the domains of strategic affairs, business, defence, security, and technology, the role of educational collaboration becomes even more critical in shaping the future of this vital bilateral relationship.

By investing in people-to-people connections, fostering cross-cultural learning environments, and enabling shared research opportunities, JGU is helping to lay the foundation for a new generation of Indian and Japanese leaders equipped to tackle global challenges together.

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