Yale University announced last month that it would form a partnership with two of India’s top management and engineering institutes to train Indian university leaders on best practices in academic administration and institutional management in the United States.
The project is to be financed with $1-million from the Indian government. Yale said it was not contributing money to the effort except for paying the overhead costs for its administrators and faculty members to be involved.
The two partners are the Indian Institute of Technology in Kanpur, in the north, and the Indian Institute of Management in Kozhikode, in the south.
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