Teaming Up with Global Leaders in Education

Jio Institute welcomes top global
institutions to explore potential synergies

Jio Institute offers students, faculty, and the community the benefit of collaborations with leading educational institutions across the world. This sharing of knowledge and ideas, bringing scholars and thought leaders, enables the Institute to enhance its experience and lead the global conversation. This is especially crucial
where students and faculty can forge new connections and learn from visiting experts. In this spirit, the Institute recently hosted three foreign university delegations – two from Australia and one from Germany – to explore synergies and collaborations in higher education.
Delegation from University of Melbourne along with our students
University of Melbourne
A delegation from the University of Melbourne - School of Education, led by Professors Russell Cross, Therese Hopfenbeck, and Lisa McKay Brown, visited Jio Institute. They explored upcoming opportunities and the latest trends in AI and its applications for school education, higher education, and Skills & Vocational
education. Jio Institute already runs the Centre for AI for All, which focuses on health, education, and retail. The delegation had deliberations on the nuances of AI for education and discussed potential areas of mutual interest for joint research.
Delegation from Monash University along with our students
Monash University
A team including Professor Craig Jeffrey, Pro Vice-Chancellor (International); Professor Sharon Pickering, Acting Provost and Senior Vice-President; and Professor Sarah McDonald, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience) from Monash University recently visited Jio Institute to
explore potential collaborations in the areas of student exchanges and joint research. The visit helped share best learning practices and align Jio Institute’s potential with these universities’ global vision.
Delegation from Hochschule Mainz University along with our students
Study Abroad Group from German Leaders – Hochschule Mainz University of Applied Sciences
Jio Institute also hosted a Study abroad group of MBA (IT) students and faculty from Hochschule Mainz University of Applied Sciences, Germany. The group was led by Vice-President Professor Dr. Anett Mehler- Bicher and Professor Bernhard Ostheimer.
The visiting students enjoyed a tour of the campus led by Jio Institute students and had an in-depth discussion on Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and other emerging technologies and their adaptation in the industry. As part of the cultural exchange, the delegation also had an interactive session with Jio Institute’s students, where they shared their respective learning experiences and forged new connections.
This was complemented by a series of knowledge-sharing sessions with senior leadership teams. The group also visited Reliance Corporate Park, where they enjoyed an immersive experience at the Jio 5G Experience Zone as part of gaining insight into the Indian economy, business, and industrial development.
Visits like these offer a chance for students and faculty at Jio Institute to interact, ideate and collaborate with compatriots and education pioneers from global universities. They also enable the Institute to enhance its offerings to stay at the forefront of global innovation and meet changing industry requirements.