UGC clears University of Western Australia campus in Chennai

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The University of Western Australia has received approval from the University Grants Commission (UGC) to set up a campus in Chennai. The campus will offer undergraduate programmes including Bachelor of Business, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Data Science, and Bachelor of Advanced Computer Science, as well as postgraduate programmes in Master of Information Technology and MBA.

UGC clears University of Western Australia campus in Chennai

Separately, the University of Colorado Denver has received a letter of intent from the UGC to establish a new campus in Hyderabad. CU Denver plans to welcome its first cohort in August 2027, offering pathways in Business, Computing, Engineering, and Analytics, with additional programmes to be proposed for approval in subsequent years.

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The UGC approvals for two foreign university campuses mark a concrete step in India's policy to allow international institutions to operate onshore. For students, these campuses offer direct access to foreign degrees without leaving the country, but tuition fees and admissions criteria have not been detailed. The University of Colorado Denver campus in Hyderabad will start with a limited set of pathways and must seek further approvals for additional programmes, leaving the full scope of its offerings unresolved until year two.

The University of Western Australia has not announced a start date for its Chennai campus, meaning the timeline for the first intake remains open.


Source: thehindu.com

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