Deakin University's 30 Years in India: A Milestone Celebration

Her Excellency Professor the Honourable Margaret Gardner AC, Governor of Victoria, hosted a prestigious event to celebrate Deakin University's 30-year engagement in India. Attended by notable dignitaries, the event highlighted Deakin's contributions in education and research, culminating in the establishment of a branch campus in India's GIFT City.

In a commemorative event hosted by the Governor of Victoria, Professor the Honourable Margaret Gardner AC, Deakin University celebrated three decades of impactful engagement in India. The milestone occasion was graced by elite figures including His Excellency Gopal Baglay, High Commissioner of India to Australia, and Ms. Michelle Wade, Victoria's Commissioner to South Asia, Global Victoria.

The Governor lauded Deakin University's achievements, emphasizing their strategic 'in India, with India, for India' approach. This philosophy has guided the university's collaboration and initiatives across education and research sectors for thirty years, fostering strong bilateral relations with India.

The event follows Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's announcement, marking Deakin University as the first international institution to set up a branch campus in India's GIFT City. This marks a significant advancement in the Australia-India knowledge partnership, enhancing both educational outcomes and bilateral ties.

(With inputs from agencies.)