



A. JSGP hosted legislators from Northern Sri Lanka for a week-long workshop
B. JSLH Hosts First GIS Mapping Workshop at Sarnath
20 Tibetan monks, of varied age groups, and about seven international faculty hailing from US, Canada, Brazil etc, primarily engaged in teaching the English language attended a mapping workshop was organized by the joint initiative between SINI and the Jindal School of Liberal Arts and Humanities (JSLH) with the aim of demonstrating the capabilities of Geographic Information System (GIS) as a tool to understand spatial patterns of geographic entities that also change over time.
A. Principal Director, JIBS, Prof. (Dr.) Sanjeev Sahni’s taught course at CUPL:
Dr Sanjeev P Sahni, Principal Director of Jindal Institute of Behavioural Sciences (JIBS) taught a course on “Criminal Psychology” as a visiting faculty at China University of Political Science and Law.
B. Dean-JSGP, Prof. (Dr.) R. Sudarshan’s taught course at CUPL –
Dean, JSGP Prof. Dr. R. Sudarshan recently participated in the CUPL visiting faculty programme in the month of November 2017 where he taught a course on Policy Making for Sustainable Human Development. Prof Sudarshan also participated in an Academic Salon where he gave a lecture on the topic: “Is the United Nations Useful? If not, how to make it useful, and if so, how to make it more useful.”
C. JGU-CUPL Staff Exchange
Mr. Pulkit Mogra from IAGI Office visited CUPL for 3 weeks on a staff exchange programme to explore and finalize potential opportunities between JGU and CUPL for students’ exchange and other collaborations interms o facademics and research
Mr. Pulkit Mogra from Office of International Affairs and Global Initiatives during his
visit to China University of Political Science and Law under the staff exchange programme.
A. Tsinghua University Immersion Programme –
O.P. Jindal Global University has become the first Indian university to play host to a delegation of
- 23 Chinese students and faculty members from the prestigious Tsinghua University, Beijing, for a course on understanding India.
23 Students and 02 Faculty Members experienced the “India Immersion Programme”
during their 2 weeks stay at O.P. Jindal Global University in Jan 2018B. Jindal-Taiwan India Immersion Programme – JSIA, January, 2017
- In January 2018, JGU will host the third edition of the Programme making it a much awaited annual event.
C. Students Exchange in Asia:
- National Chengchi University (NCCU), Taiwan – JSIA:
- Chinese University of Political Science & Law (CUPL) – JGLS
D. Afghan Government hires Jindal Law School Graduate
Wali Zardan, an L.L.M graduate from Jindal Global Law School of O.P. Jindal Global
University in Haryana, has been appointed the Legal Director of the Ministry of Mines & Petroleum of the Government of Afghanistan, the university has said.
E. PhD Project – Marian Srimal Fernando, Doctoral Research Fellow, JSIA
![]() | Srimal Fernando is a PhD Research Scholar from Sri Lanka pursuing a doctoral research at Jindal School for International Affairs (JSIA), O. P. Jindal Global University. His Research topic is on Collective Economics in South Asia: Prerequisite for Development. These South Asian nations comprising, inter alia, of eight main countries were highly dependent on trade and economics. Regional cooperation in South Asia among member states require common economic commitment through diplomatic channels. In this context, Srimal Fernando’s doctoral research at O.P. Jindal Global University is to look into the influence of politics and economic factors in regional integration and to assess the link of SAARC as an integration model for political stability in South Asia. |
F. Exchange Student Testimonial: Nigel Chua Jia En (17 Exchange) – SMU
![]() | “I’m no less than 100% grateful for the semester spent at JGU. I was warmly welcomed during the buddy project and even beyond, thoroughly entertained by the fests and celebrations, and challenged by the international curriculum. The countryside location of JGU offered a peaceful and safe respite from the bustle of Delhi while serving as a good base from which to launch out for our travels. One of the highlights was definitely a trip to Kareri Lake with a group of students, where great friendships were forged while trekking up the scenic mountains. An experience I would forever cherish, and never forget.” |