India is ASU’s largest source of international students — many of whom are Fulton Schools students — which is a driving factor behind a new initiative partnering ASU and India’s Rajalakshmi Engineering College. Designed to help redefine pathways for Indian students’ global education pursuits, the effort will include introducing new undergraduate and master’s degree programs in engineering, computer science, and business and management studies. The college will join the ASU-Cintana Alliance, a global network of progressive universities across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and Latin America. The alliance will also enable the college to leverage ASU’s extensive resources and collaborative research opportunities while also strengthening ASU’s global presence. The news is also reported in Investing.com’s Stock Market News and in Investment Guru India.com, Illustrated Daily News and The American Bazaar.

See also: Rajalakshmi Engineering College signs MoU with Arizona State University, USA ,The Hindu, February 12 (access to the article requires a subscription)

ASU partners with Rajalakshmi Engineering College to cater to Indian students, New India Abroad, February 12

ASU Expands Educational Horizons in India: A Leap into AI-Enhanced Learning, Devdiscourse (Discourse & Development) February 13