AHMEDABAD: The Gujarat Forensic Science University (GFSU) and Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for scholars , academics and generation alternate programme , a observation said.
"In order to strengthen cooperation between GFSU in India and the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) in Australia through friendly discussion, the two sides have come to an agreement and signed this Memorandum of Understanding," the GFSU observation said.
"The two institutions have agreed to establish a friendly inter-college relationship and promote personnel exchanges, mutual understanding and the development of academic exchanges between the two institutions for students and faculty members," added the observation.
According to the observation, the 2 institutions will perform bilateral instructional exchanges in forensic science, which come with cyber security, digital forensics and biometrics.
The MoU was signed at GFSU in Gandhinagar in the presence of the Minister of Education Canberra Joy Burch and Australian Trade Commissioner Tom Calder.
"The two institutions agree to arrange exchange visits for institution-level delegations according to the needs and coordinate the details of the exchanges," said the observation.
"Cost associated with any project will be the responsibility of each institute and agreed upon at the development of each project," the observation added.
"In order to strengthen cooperation between GFSU in India and the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) in Australia through friendly discussion, the two sides have come to an agreement and signed this Memorandum of Understanding," the GFSU observation said.
"The two institutions have agreed to establish a friendly inter-college relationship and promote personnel exchanges, mutual understanding and the development of academic exchanges between the two institutions for students and faculty members," added the observation.
According to the observation, the 2 institutions will perform bilateral instructional exchanges in forensic science, which come with cyber security, digital forensics and biometrics.
The MoU was signed at GFSU in Gandhinagar in the presence of the Minister of Education Canberra Joy Burch and Australian Trade Commissioner Tom Calder.
"The two institutions agree to arrange exchange visits for institution-level delegations according to the needs and coordinate the details of the exchanges," said the observation.
"Cost associated with any project will be the responsibility of each institute and agreed upon at the development of each project," the observation added.
Guj, Australian varsity ink MoU for exchange programme
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