A high-level delegation from the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) visited Andhra University on April 28 and discussed potential student recruitment opportunities into leading Japanese companies.
The discussions focused on forging robust collaborations in research, faculty exchanges, and student mobility programmes. Representatives of JETRO also outlined prospects for Andhra University faculty to visit Toyama Prefecture.
Andhra University Vice-Chancellor G P Raja Sekhar emphasised the need for a joint international conference, welcoming Japanese students for higher studies at AU with possible fee waiver and launching of Japanese language classes in online or offline modes to strengthen bilateral academic ties.
Andhra University looks forward to deepening partnerships with Japan through collaboration for mutual academic and professional growth.
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This article is written by Senior Journalist Lakkoju Nagesh Babu
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