On 27 February, the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University and Sharda University (Greater Noida, India) signed a memorandum of cooperation. The official signing ceremony was hosted at Sharda University.
The event was attended by Anna Budarina, Head of the Institute of Education and the Humanities, and Ksenia Degtyarenko, Deputy Head for Student Potential Development. Representing Sharda University were Vice Chancellor Professor Sibaram Khara, Chancellor Pradeep Kumar Gupta, Dr. Vivek Kumar Gupta, and Dean for Educational Work, Professor Pramod Kumar.
This marks IKBFU’s second memorandum of cooperation with an Indian university in the fields of teacher education and the humanities.
The memorandum aims to foster collaboration in the disciplines of social sciences, psychology, and linguistics, facilitate international academic exchanges, initiate joint research projects, promote the exchange of expertise, and support the publication of high-impact scientific research.
| Daria Gerber, Director of International Office: |
| Strengthening cooperation with Indian universities is of paramount importance to the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University. We have already established a strong academic presence in medical education, currently hosting over 500 Indian medical students. In recent years, we have taken significant strides in expanding this collaboration into the humanities, particularly in Russian language studies and pedagogy. The rapid and successful development of these initiatives is exemplified by our partnership with Sharda University. This collaboration, which already has a foundation of previous joint initiatives, is now set to reach new heights. We have ambitious plans that will undoubtedly yield significant benefits for both our students and the broader academic communities in Russia and India. |
| Anna Budarina, Head of the Institute of Education and The Humanities: |
| The leadership of Sharda University has expressed a strong commitment to elevating our cooperation to a new level. Vice Chancellor Professor Sibaram Khara has already confirmed his intention to attend our Pedagogical Congress in April and to co-organize the next iteration of the Congress in the coming year. This new memorandum aligns with our university’s broader strategy of advancing the internationalization of pedagogical and humanities education and promoting Russian education and culture on the global stage. We eagerly anticipate further fruitful collaboration and look forward to organizing mutually enriching academic exchanges for both students and faculty. |
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