International Academic Collaborations

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International Academic

Collaborations

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1 Afghanistan Public Policy Research

Organization Afghanistan

2. University of Sydney Australia 3. Australian National University Australia 4. Deakin University Australia 5. Griffith University Australia 6. University of Melbourne Australia 7. Katholieke University Belgium 8. Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV) Brazil

9. Carleton University Canada

10. Queen's University Canada

11. Ryerson University Canada

12. University of New Brunswick -

Fredericton Canada

13. York University Canada

14. Pontificial Catholic University

of Valparaíso Chile

15. University of Chile Chile

16. Renmin University China

17. Bucerius Law School Germany 18. European Business School Germany 19. Goethe business School Germany 20. City University of Hong Kong Hong Kong 21. Brandeis University Israel 22. Tel Aviv University Israel 23. International University College Italy

24. Tokiwa University Japan

25. United Nation University Japan 26. University of Liberia Liberia 27 Baltic Management Institute Lithuania 28. University of St. Thomas Mozambique 29. Instituto Criança Nosso Futuro Mozambique 30. Leiden University The Netherlands 31. Tilburg University The Netherlands

University/Institution Country University/Institution Country

32. Lahore University of Management

Sciences Pakistan

33. University of Wroclaw Poland 34. Kyung Hee University South Korea

35. IE Law School Spain

37. National Taiwan University Taiwan 38. National Chengchi University Taiwan 39. National Tsing Hua University Taiwan

40. Koç University Turkey

41. Queen Mary, University of London UK 42. University of Cambridge UK 43. Somerville College, University of Oxford UK 44. Texas A&M University USA

45. American University USA

46. Brown University USA

47. Case Western Reserve University USA

48. Cornell University USA

49. Harvard University USA

50. Indiana University USA

51. Long Island University USA

52. Rollins College USA

53. Saint Louis University USA 54. St. Mary's University USA

55. Suffolk University USA

56. Temple University USA

57. University of California, Davis USA 58. University of Arizona USA 59. University of Baltimore USA 60. University of California, Berkeley USA 61. University of Illinois USA 62. University of Michigan USA 63. University of Texas USA 64. William Paterson University USA

65. Yale University USA

O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) is a non-profit university situated on an 80-acre state of the art residential campus in the National Capital Region of Delhi, India.

JGU's vision is to deliver a world-class global educational experience. JGU aims to equip students, faculty and professionals with the knowledge and skills that they require to become good global citizens and leaders able to meet the complex challenges of our globalized world. JGU realizes its vision through global teaching, research and executive education. JGU's international academic collaborations with top academic institutions around the world are at the heart of our global mission. JGU's own faculty includes outstanding international academics. JGU maintains a 1:15 faculty student ratio, thereby ensuring a first-class educational experience.

JGU is comprised of five Schools: Jindal Global Law School (JGLS); Jindal Global Business School (JGBS); Jindal School of International Affairs (JSIA); Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) and Jindal School of Liberal Arts & Humanities (JSLH). JGU offers a range of degree courses that are open to students from any country.

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1 Afghanistan Public Policy Research

Organization Afghanistan

2. University of Sydney Australia 3. Australian National University Australia 4. Deakin University Australia 5. Griffith University Australia 6. University of Melbourne Australia 7. Katholieke University Belgium 8. Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV) Brazil

9. Carleton University Canada

10. Queen's University Canada

11. Ryerson University Canada

12. University of New Brunswick -

Fredericton Canada

13. York University Canada

14. Pontificial Catholic University

of Valparaíso Chile

15. University of Chile Chile

16. Renmin University China

17. Bucerius Law School Germany 18. European Business School Germany 19. Goethe business School Germany 20. City University of Hong Kong Hong Kong 21. Brandeis University Israel 22. Tel Aviv University Israel 23. International University College Italy

24. Tokiwa University Japan

25. United Nation University Japan 26. University of Liberia Liberia 27 Baltic Management Institute Lithuania 28. University of St. Thomas Mozambique 29. Instituto Criança Nosso Futuro Mozambique 30. Leiden University The Netherlands 31. Tilburg University The Netherlands

University/Institution Country University/Institution Country

32. Lahore University of Management

Sciences Pakistan

33. University of Wroclaw Poland 34. Kyung Hee University South Korea

35. IE Law School Spain

37. National Taiwan University Taiwan 38. National Chengchi University Taiwan 39. National Tsing Hua University Taiwan

40. Koç University Turkey

41. Queen Mary, University of London UK 42. University of Cambridge UK 43. Somerville College, University of Oxford UK 44. Texas A&M University USA

45. American University USA

46. Brown University USA

47. Case Western Reserve University USA

48. Cornell University USA

49. Harvard University USA

50. Indiana University USA

51. Long Island University USA

52. Rollins College USA

53. Saint Louis University USA 54. St. Mary's University USA

55. Suffolk University USA

56. Temple University USA

57. University of California, Davis USA 58. University of Arizona USA 59. University of Baltimore USA 60. University of California, Berkeley USA 61. University of Illinois USA 62. University of Michigan USA 63. University of Texas USA 64. William Paterson University USA

65. Yale University USA

O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU) is a non-profit university situated on an 80-acre state of the art residential campus in the National Capital Region of Delhi, India.

JGU's vision is to deliver a world-class global educational experience. JGU aims to equip students, faculty and professionals with the knowledge and skills that they require to become good global citizens and leaders able to meet the complex challenges of our globalized world. JGU realizes its vision through global teaching, research and executive education. JGU's international academic collaborations with top academic institutions around the world are at the heart of our global mission. JGU's own faculty includes outstanding international academics. JGU maintains a 1:15 faculty student ratio, thereby ensuring a first-class educational experience.

JGU is comprised of five Schools: Jindal Global Law School (JGLS); Jindal Global Business School (JGBS); Jindal School of International Affairs (JSIA); Jindal School of Government and Public Policy (JSGP) and Jindal School of Liberal Arts & Humanities (JSLH). JGU offers a range of degree courses that are open to students from any country.

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JGU student at Queen's University, Canada (2012)

International Student Exchange

Programme

JGU Vice Chancellor Professor C. Raj Kumar with

Rollins College Provost Carol Bresnahan &

President Dr. Lewis Duncan signing a landmark MOU (2013)

The International Student Exchange Programme (ISE) provides students with the opportunity to study for one semester at JGU, and for JGU students to spend a semester abroad. ISE greatly contributes to the academic and personal development of students by expanding their horizons and providing them with an international perspective. JGU's ISE network currently includes a large no of academic institutions in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, North and South America. Exchange students may gain academic credit towards their degree where the specific requirements of both participating ISE institutions are met.

Study Abroad Programme

The Study Abroad Programme (SA) enables students to spend more than one semester abroad. For example, a landmark MOU concluded in December 2013 between JGU and Rollins College facilitates an extended period of study abroad for JSLH students at one of the USA's leading liberal arts colleges. SA programmes may lead to the award of a degree by another university where the specific academic requirements of that institution are met.

University of Melborne students at JGU (2013)

JGU and international students studying

together at JGU (2013)

JGU students on the Jindal-Oxford Summer School in International Law &

Global Governance, Somerville College, University of Oxford (2013)

International Summer/Winter Schools

JGU in collaboration with international partner institutions, offers a range of intensive international winter and summer schools. For example, the JGU–University of Oxford Summer School in International Law and Global Governance (JOSS) is a three-week intensive residential summer course held at Somerville College, Oxford. JOSS students receive lectures from eminent Oxford Professors and experience the one-to-one Oxford tutorial system of learning.

JGU also hosts SA courses for international students at its state of the art campus. For example, in January 2013, JSIA conducted two intensive winter courses for students from Texas A&M University (USA) and the University of Melbourne (Australia) on Understanding India: Social, Political, Economic and Legal Dimensions. Intensive summer and winter SA may lead to the award of academic credit where the specific requirements are met.

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JGU student at Queen's University, Canada (2012)

International Student Exchange

Programme

JGU Vice Chancellor Professor C. Raj Kumar with

Rollins College Provost Carol Bresnahan &

President Dr. Lewis Duncan signing a landmark MOU (2013)

The International Student Exchange Programme (ISE) provides students with the opportunity to study for one semester at JGU, and for JGU students to spend a semester abroad. ISE greatly contributes to the academic and personal development of students by expanding their horizons and providing them with an international perspective. JGU's ISE network currently includes a large no of academic institutions in Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, North and South America. Exchange students may gain academic credit towards their degree where the specific requirements of both participating ISE institutions are met.

Study Abroad Programme

The Study Abroad Programme (SA) enables students to spend more than one semester abroad. For example, a landmark MOU concluded in December 2013 between JGU and Rollins College facilitates an extended period of study abroad for JSLH students at one of the USA's leading liberal arts colleges. SA programmes may lead to the award of a degree by another university where the specific academic requirements of that institution are met.

University of Melborne students at JGU (2013)

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7 JGU and international students studying

together at JGU (2013)

JGU students on the Jindal-Oxford Summer School in International Law &

Global Governance, Somerville College, University of Oxford (2013)

International Summer/Winter Schools

JGU in collaboration with international partner institutions, offers a range of intensive international winter and summer schools. For example, the JGU–University of Oxford Summer School in International Law and Global Governance (JOSS) is a three-week intensive residential summer course held at Somerville College, Oxford. JOSS students receive lectures from eminent Oxford Professors and experience the one-to-one Oxford tutorial system of learning.

JGU also hosts SA courses for international students at its state of the art campus. For example, in January 2013, JSIA conducted two intensive winter courses for students from Texas A&M University (USA) and the University of Melbourne (Australia) on Understanding India: Social, Political, Economic and Legal Dimensions. Intensive summer and winter SA may lead to the award of academic credit where the specific requirements are met.

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Joint Conferences & Research

JGU is a research-intensive institution. Our geographical location, global vision and faculty mean that we are ideally situated to engage in cutting edge collaborative research. Through our international collaborations, JGU has forged a research agenda that aims to address complex contemporary challenges and influence national, regional and international policy and executive agendas. Our research is often interdisciplinary and explores questions that are relevant to both the Global North and South. Some of the themes of our research are reflected in the following selected list of collaborative international conferences:

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law (USA)-JGU, Conference on “Terrorism, Human Security & Human Rights” (January 2009) Harvard University (USA)-JGU, Round Table on ''Globalization of Legal Education & the Legal Profession'' (August 2009) Yale University-JGU, Conference on ''Globalization in India & the USA: Law, Governance & Business'' (October 2010) Osgoode Hall Law School, York University (Canada)-JGU, Conference on "Trans-national Governance'' (October 2010)

Australian National University (ANU), College of Law-JGU, Conference on ''Feminisms of Discontent: Global Contestations” (February 2011)

Columbia University (USA), Michigan Law School (USA)-JGU, Joint Workshop on “Global North & Global South Perspectives on Transnational Governance: An Indo-Canadian Perspective” (March 2011)

University of Michigan (USA)-JGU in partnership with Lexis Nexis and White and Case LLP, Conference on ''Global & Comparative Corporate Governance'' (March 2011)

Indiana University Bloomington (USA)-JGU, Conference on ''Globalization, Professional Education & Knowledge Development in the 21st Century'' (September, 2011)

Professor Stephen P. Marks, Harvard University,

lecturing at JGU (2013)

Brown University (USA)-JGU, Conference on ''Human Rights Beyond the Law'' (September 2011)

Cornell University Law School (USA)-JGU & the Avon Global Centre for Women and Justice, Conference on ''Gender Based Violence & Justice in South Asia'' (October 2011)

City University of Hong Kong-JGU & the Office of the European Union in Hong Kong, Conference on “Capital Punishment in Asia: Progress & Prospect for Law Reform” (November 2011)

Professor Henry E. Brady, Dean, Goldman

School of Public Policy, University of California,

Berkeley, lecturing at JGU (2012)

Renmin University (China)-JGU, in association with Harvard Law School, “International Negotiation Workshop” (2011-present)

Indiana University Bloomingdale (USA), National Law School of India, Bengaluru-JGU, Conference on “Diversity, Discrimination & Social Exclusion in India and the USA” (October 2012)

University of California, Berkeley (USA)-JGU, Conference on “Comparative Perspectives on Democratic Governance: Transparency & Accountability” (December 2012)

BRICS-JGU, Conference on “Managing Growth in a Changing World: What Lessons can the BRICS Learn from Each Other?” (December 2012)

The President of Yale University, Professor Richard C. Levin, lecturing at JGU (2010)

Professor Brenda Cossman, University of Toronto (Canada),

speaking at the ANU-JGU Conference on Feminisms of

Discontent: Global Contestations (2011)

United Nations Development Programme-JGU, Knowledge Sharing Workshop on “Sub-Regional Human Rights Mechanisms” (December 2012)

University of Melbourne-JGU, Workshop on “Indo-Pacific Century” (January 2013)

Rollins College (USA)-JGU, Seminar on "Globalisation & Governance in Asia" and “Curriculum Development Workshop for Liberal Arts and Humanities” (May 2013)

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Joint Conferences & Research

JGU is a research-intensive institution. Our geographical location, global vision and faculty mean that we are ideally situated to engage in cutting edge collaborative research. Through our international collaborations, JGU has forged a research agenda that aims to address complex contemporary challenges and influence national, regional and international policy and executive agendas. Our research is often interdisciplinary and explores questions that are relevant to both the Global North and South. Some of the themes of our research are reflected in the following selected list of collaborative international conferences:

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law (USA)-JGU, Conference on “Terrorism, Human Security & Human Rights” (January 2009) Harvard University (USA)-JGU, Round Table on ''Globalization of Legal Education & the Legal Profession'' (August 2009) Yale University-JGU, Conference on ''Globalization in India & the USA: Law, Governance & Business'' (October 2010) Osgoode Hall Law School, York University (Canada)-JGU, Conference on "Trans-national Governance'' (October 2010)

Australian National University (ANU), College of Law-JGU, Conference on ''Feminisms of Discontent: Global Contestations” (February 2011)

Columbia University (USA), Michigan Law School (USA)-JGU, Joint Workshop on “Global North & Global South Perspectives on Transnational Governance: An Indo-Canadian Perspective” (March 2011)

University of Michigan (USA)-JGU in partnership with Lexis Nexis and White and Case LLP, Conference on ''Global & Comparative Corporate Governance'' (March 2011)

Indiana University Bloomington (USA)-JGU, Conference on ''Globalization, Professional Education & Knowledge Development in the 21st Century'' (September, 2011)

Professor Stephen P. Marks, Harvard University,

lecturing at JGU (2013)

Brown University (USA)-JGU, Conference on ''Human Rights Beyond the Law'' (September 2011)

Cornell University Law School (USA)-JGU & the Avon Global Centre for Women and Justice, Conference on ''Gender Based Violence & Justice in South Asia'' (October 2011)

City University of Hong Kong-JGU & the Office of the European Union in Hong Kong, Conference on “Capital Punishment in Asia: Progress & Prospect for Law Reform” (November 2011)

Professor Henry E. Brady, Dean, Goldman

School of Public Policy, University of California,

Berkeley, lecturing at JGU (2012)

Renmin University (China)-JGU, in association with Harvard Law School, “International Negotiation Workshop” (2011-present)

Indiana University Bloomingdale (USA), National Law School of India, Bengaluru-JGU, Conference on “Diversity, Discrimination & Social Exclusion in India and the USA” (October 2012)

University of California, Berkeley (USA)-JGU, Conference on “Comparative Perspectives on Democratic Governance: Transparency & Accountability” (December 2012)

BRICS-JGU, Conference on “Managing Growth in a Changing World: What Lessons can the BRICS Learn from Each Other?” (December 2012)

The President of Yale University, Professor Richard C. Levin, lecturing at JGU (2010)

Professor Brenda Cossman, University of Toronto (Canada),

speaking at the ANU-JGU Conference on Feminisms of

Discontent: Global Contestations (2011)

United Nations Development Programme-JGU, Knowledge Sharing Workshop on “Sub-Regional Human Rights Mechanisms” (December 2012)

University of Melbourne-JGU, Workshop on “Indo-Pacific Century” (January 2013)

Rollins College (USA)-JGU, Seminar on "Globalisation & Governance in Asia" and “Curriculum Development Workshop for Liberal Arts and Humanities” (May 2013)

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Executive Education

JGU's vision to build the capacity of professionals is realised through the work of the Jindal Institute of Leadership Development and Executive Education (JILDEE). JILDEE offers a wide range of global training programmes to managing directors, corporate leaders, senior government officials and military personnel. For example, between 2010-2013, a large number of senior Indian Police Service officers received academic and practical training in India and at the University of Cambridge (UK). In January 2014, a group of senior Indian civil servants underwent a five-day training on public policy at University of Oxford. JILDEE works in collaboration with all JGU Schools to deliver first class executive education. For more information see: http://www.jgu.edu.in/jildee/

Somerville College,

Professor (Dr.) Sreeram Sundar Chaulia, Dean, JSIA with

M.A. (DLB) students, diplomats and strategic thinkers

from Asia, Africa and Latin America (2012)

City University of Hong Kong-JGU, International Workshop on “Socio-Economic Rights in India: Comparative Constitutional Law Perspectives” (July 2013)

University of Sydney (Australia)-JGU, Conference on "Disaster Management: Law & Policy" (October 2013)

Europaevm-JGU, Conference on “Federalisms & Localisms” (October 2013)

Signing of MOU between Indiana University

Bloomington (USA) and JGU (2011)

Global Alliance for Justice Education (GAJE), National Law University Delhi-JGU, 7th Worldwide Conference on “Advancing Justice Education through Global Commitments and Connections”, (December 2013)

Brandeis University-JGU, Joint Workshop on Israel Studies (December 2013)

JIGSA provides a central point for all of JGU's international academic collaborations. JIGSA provides support and information on the establishment and management of meaningful and productive international academic collaborations of all kinds. JIGSA also provides practical support to students embarking on exchange or study abroad programmes and summer/winter schools abroad. JIGSA maintains a central repository of information on all of JGUs' international collaborations and the nature of specific collaborations.

For more information see: www.jgu.edu.in/jigsa or contact us at: [email protected]

The Executive Director of JIGSA, Professor Elizabeth Ann Griffin, is a senior academic with a specialisation in international law and human rights. Professor Griffin has over two decades of global professional experience. She has worked as a full time faculty member and visiting professor at universities in Africa, Europe, Latin America, the USA and Asia. Professor Griffin also has extensive experience working with the United Nations and non-governmental organisations. She has particular expertise in training military and police officials in human rights. Professor Griffin is the Director of the Jindal-Oxford Summer School in International Law and Global Governance.

JIGSA

Senior JGU faculty at the University of Cambridge

with Lord Ian Blair (2012)

JINDAL GLOBAL LAW SCHOOL

JINDAL GLOBAL BUSINESS SCHOOL

JINDAL SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL

AFFAIRS

JINDAL SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT

AND PUBLIC POLICY

JINDAL SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS

& HUMANITIES

JINDAL INSTITUTE OF LEADERSHIP

DEVELOPMENT AND EXECUTIVE

EDUCATION (JILDEE)

Professor Kalyani Unkule

Assistant Dean (International

Collaborations)

[email protected]

Professor (Dr.) C. Gopinath

Dean

[email protected]

Professor (Dr.) Sreeram Sundar

Chaulia

Dean

[email protected]

Professor R. Sudarshan

Dean

[email protected]

Professor (Dr.) Bennett McClellan

Vice Dean

[email protected]

Lt. General (Ret.) Dr. Rajesh Kochhar

Director

[email protected]

Professor Elizabeth Ann Griffin

Professor, Jindal Global Law School

Executive Director, Jindal Institute for Global Studies Abroad

[email protected]