NEW DELHI: The United States (US) State Department has introduced a new programme that aligns with India’s New Education Policy (NEP). This programme offers Indian students a chance to pursue a specialized one-year master’s degree in American universities. This move aims to strengthen ties between the US and India and promote collaborative growth in education.
The programme was created for the benefit of both countries and provides Indian students with valuable opportunities.
The programme offers specialized courses in fields like wireless technology, artificial intelligence, and cyber security. Unlike traditional two-year master’s degrees, this programme condenses the curriculum into one year, allowing students to quickly transition to industry roles. Students can also stay in the US for three years to gain work experience and repay student loans.
University collaboration is a significant part of this programme. Indian and American universities connect to improve Indian university courses and provide students with essential skills before pursuing their master’s degrees in the US. This collaboration ensures that students are well-prepared for their studies.
By aligning with India’s NEP, the US State Department is showing its commitment to improving education globally. This programme enhances educational ties between the two countries and elevates the influence of the NEP on an international scale.
This initiative not only benefits Indian students but also makes the US a preferred destination for international education. The number of Indian students heading to the US is expected to grow significantly in the coming years.
Meanwhile, a prominent American diplomat, Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) Lee Satterfield, is scheduled to visit India from August 22 to 27. Her visit coincides with the G20 Culture Ministerial and aims to engage with Indian counterparts on bilateral matters. This trip follows Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official state visit to the United States in June and anticipates the upcoming G20 Leaders’ Summit in early September.
(With inputs from agencies)
The programme was created for the benefit of both countries and provides Indian students with valuable opportunities.
The programme offers specialized courses in fields like wireless technology, artificial intelligence, and cyber security. Unlike traditional two-year master’s degrees, this programme condenses the curriculum into one year, allowing students to quickly transition to industry roles. Students can also stay in the US for three years to gain work experience and repay student loans.
University collaboration is a significant part of this programme. Indian and American universities connect to improve Indian university courses and provide students with essential skills before pursuing their master’s degrees in the US. This collaboration ensures that students are well-prepared for their studies.
By aligning with India’s NEP, the US State Department is showing its commitment to improving education globally. This programme enhances educational ties between the two countries and elevates the influence of the NEP on an international scale.
This initiative not only benefits Indian students but also makes the US a preferred destination for international education. The number of Indian students heading to the US is expected to grow significantly in the coming years.
Meanwhile, a prominent American diplomat, Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) Lee Satterfield, is scheduled to visit India from August 22 to 27. Her visit coincides with the G20 Culture Ministerial and aims to engage with Indian counterparts on bilateral matters. This trip follows Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official state visit to the United States in June and anticipates the upcoming G20 Leaders’ Summit in early September.
(With inputs from agencies)
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