| Taiwan | None |
| (i) The two parties agree to cooperate in running Undergraduate Student Internship for research purposes. The visit of the student(s) must be approved by the professor(s) under whom the student will pursue the internship (ii) The visiting period shall be from 6 months to 1 year. The credits earned in the hosting university shall be transferred back to the home university. Upon completion, the students shall return to the home institute. (iii) The number of students participating in the Undergraduate Student Internship shall be no more than 20 students per year. This number maybe changed with mutual consent. (iv) The students who can participate in this program are undergraduate students who have completed at least 3 years of study at their home institute. (v) The students from both universities who are working on their final projects (research) are allowed to stay in a laboratory at the hosting university under the supervision of the joint supervisor professor. (vi) The students from both universities are allowed to use the facilities under the supervision of the authorized professor or laboratory assistant based on the agreement between the supervisor in their home university and the Professor of the hosting university. | Student Exchange Agreement |
| Kyoto, Japan | Ass. Dean IR / Dean OR |
| To promote student exchange between the institutes on a reciprocal basis. | Student Exchange Agreement |
| Kyoto, Japan | Prof. Madan Kumar Jha, AgFoE |
| (i) Exchange of scientific materials, publications and information; (ii) Exchange of faculty members; (iii) Exchange of students; (iv) Joint research and meetings for research; | General Memorandum for Academic Cooperation and Exchange |
| Moscow, Russia | Prof. Manoranjan Sinha, Aerospace Engineering |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| Tsukuba, Japan | Prof. Dilip Kumar Swain, AgFE |
| (i) Faculty/Scientist exchange program (ii) Researcher/Intern exchange program (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| Isreal | Prof. Dipanwita Roy Chowdhury |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Agreement of Academic Cooperation |
| 1-1 Oho, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305-0801 Japan | Prof. T.S. Datta (Cryogenics) |
| (i) Exchange of information (ii) Exchange of personnel and students such as professors, research staffs, and/or graduate students (iii) Joint research projects | Academic Cooperation |
| Moscow, Russia | Not indicated |
| (i) Reciprocal exchange of students, researchers and research interns; (ii) Reciprocal exchange of research and teaching staff, and of other staff members; (iii) research collaborations in fields with mutual interests between research staff, departments, and schools of both universities; (iv) Organization of joint academic and scientific activities, such as lectures, courses, educational programs, conferences, seminars, and symposia; (v) Exchange and sharing of teaching, academic and research resources such as laboratory equipment, materials, publications, reference and other pertinent information; | Institutional Collaboration |
| Nagasaki, Japan | Prof. Rajat Subhra Chakraborty, CSE |
| Student Exchange Agreement |
| Nagasaki, Japan | Prof. Rajat Subhra Chakraborty, CSE |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| Nagaoka, Niigata 940-0828, Japan | Prof. Santanu Chattopadhyay |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| Taiwan | Not Indicated |
| Student Internship | Student Internship |
| Taiwan | Not Indicated |
| Reciprocal Student Exchange | Student Exchange MoU |
| Singapore | Not Indicated |
| (a) Student projects and immersion programmes; (b) The reciprocal exchange of research and teaching staff; (c) Research collaboration in fields with mutual interests between research staff, departments, and schools of both institutions; and (d) Any other areas of collaboration that both parties may mutually agree to. | Institutional MoU |
| St. Petersburg, Russia | Student Driven for exchange purposes |
| 1. Development and implementation of joint educational programmes (double Master degrees, joint continuing educational programmes, joint educational projects). 2. Collaborative research in the fields of mutual interest and in accordance with the funds available. 3. Collective publication of the results of research to be conducted. 4. Exchange of scientists, faculty and students in accordance with requirements accepted in both universities. | Institutional MoU |
| Taiwan | Kaushal Kumar Bhagat, CET |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Departmental Level MoU with CET |
| Taiwan | Kaushal Bhagat |
| Faculty Exchange; Student exchange; Joint research projects; Coordinated graduate degree programme; Joint academic activities and events | Institutional General MoU |
| Tokyo, Japan | Adrijit Goswami, Dean Continuing Education |
| a. Formulation of unique state of the art joint certification courses in the domains of technology and management to be co-taught by faculty/experts in both countries and involving stays at IITKGP and Japan b. Development of Indo-Japanese research centres on IIT KGP campus to showcase research and technology developments in thematic areas c. Development of training programs for Japanese professionals in India involving faculty members of IITKGP and Indian industries. d. Organizing joint academic and business activities and events to promote education, internships and employment for students. | General Umbrella MoU |
| Vasant Vihar, New Delhi | Dean AA |
| Agreement |
| Moscow, Russia | Not indicated |
| Student exchange, research collaboration, faculty exchange, joint activities, joint publication | General MoU |
| Taiwan | Not Indicated |
| Student Research Internship | Student Research Internship |
| No. 168, Section 1, Daxue Road, Minxiong Township, Chiayi County, Taiwan 62102 | Prof. Satyahari Dey, Biotechnology |
| Faculty exchange programmes; Student exchange programmes; Joint research projects; Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| 147/I Green Rd, Dhaka 1215, Bangladesh | Prof. Anandaroop Bhattacharya, Mechanical |
| Faculty exchange programme; Student exchange programme; Joint research projects; Coordinated graduate deqree programme; Joint academic activities and events; | Institutional Collaboration |
| Tokyo, Japan | Not indicated |
| Exchange only for 1 year; Maximum of 3 student semester places will be exchanged between parties in each academic year; Students enrolled not eligible for degree from host university; Host university shall not levy any fees; | Student Exchange |
| Universitetskaya St, 1, Innopolis, Respublika Tatarstan, Russia | Dr. Rajat Subhra Chakraborty, CSE. |
| Faculty Exchange Programme; Student Exchange Programme; Joint Research Projects; Coordinated Graduate Degree Programme; Joint academic activities and events |
| Russia | Rajat Subhra Chakraborty, CSE |
| Establish ties of friendship and cooperation; Promote mutual understanding and academic cooperation; Develop more formal, particular and binding agreements |
| Tokyo, Hachioji, | Prof. Joy Sen, RCGSoIDM. |
| Faculty Exchange Program, Student Exchange Program, Joint Research Projects, Joint Academic Activities and Events |
| Henan, China | Prof. Khanindra Pathak, Mining |
| Faculty Exchange Program, Student Exchange Program,Joint Research Projects,Coordinated Graduate Degree Programme,Joint Academic Activities and Events |
| Australia | Prof. Anandaroop Bhattacharya, Ass. Dean IR&R |
| (i) Students will be offered at least one year of research abroad with concurrent enrollment at both institutions. (ii) Exploration of opportunities for a collaborative PhD/Masters programmes. | Collaborative Doctoral Program Agreement |
| Perth, Western Australia | Not indicated |
| (i) Exchange of staff and students (ii) Exchange of information (iii) Joint scholarly activities (iv) Conduct cultural projects (v) Conduct study tours (vi) Provide study abroad opportunities to undergraduate and graduate level students | MoU for development of Academic and Research Collaboration |
| Australia | Prof. Anandaroop Bhattacharya |
| (i) Articulation pathways between the institutions; (ii) Joint/Double Masters programmes; (iii) Mobility between institutions by research and technical staff and by higher degree research students; (iv) Joint organisation of conferences, seminars or other academic meetings; (v) Collaborative publications; (vi) Other collaborative activities as agreed by the parties. | Memorandum of Understanding |
| Australia | Not indicated |
| Research collaboration and/or joint research projects, Promotion and support of joint PhD opportunities, Exchange of academic staff, Organization of lectures and/or symposia, Exchange of academic information or material | Institutional Collaboration |
| Parkville, Victoria 3010 AUSTRALIA | Prof. Goutam Das, GSST |
| 1. The Parties agree to establish the Program to jointly award a Doctor of Philosophy degree to participating Graduate Researchers enrolled with both Parties upon successful completion of the Program. 2. The Parties agree that the Program shall: (a) meet the academic requirements for Doctor of Philosophy degrees of both Parties; (b) require each Graduate Researcher to be jointly supervised by both Parties (each Party must provide at least one primary academic supervisor for each Graduate Researcher); and (c) result in the award of a single Doctor of Philosophy degree to participating Graduate Researchers upon successful completion, where the jointly awarded nature of the degree, and name of the other Party, will be indicated on the testamur awarded by each Party. | Joint Doctoral Program |
| Wollongong, Australia | Anandaroop Bhattacharya, Ass. Dean IR |
| (i) Eligibility - full time undergraduate and graduate students of each Home institution. (ii) One student to be sent for two semester's duration (OR) Two students to be sent for one semester's duration (iii) Host Institution will waive all tuition fees for any student accepted as Exchange student. All other costs associated with the program will be the responsibility of the student. | Student Mobility Agreement |
| Australia | Dean IR |
| 1.) The parties intend within available finances and resources, to pursue and develop the following general forms of cooperation for the benefit of both the parties: (i) academic visits for research, lectures and consultation; (ii) joint teaching and degree programs at the undergraduate and/or postgraduate level; (iii) credit transfer/articulation arrangements at the undergraduate and/or postgraduate level; (iv) research and academic collaborations in areas of common interest; (v) exchange of academic materials and other information; (vi) exchange of specific expertise in research commercialization, interdisciplinary research, innovation and technology transfer in areas of mutual interest; (vii) exchange of information about research consulting opportunities from industry or government; (viii) participation of joint international conferences, seminars, workshops, academic meetings and other activities agreed by both parties; (ix) exchange of undergraduate and/or graduate students; and (x) special short-term academic programs. 2.) The parties may collaboratively pursue other activities which are not specifically referred to in this MoU, but which are in accordance with the spirit of this MoU. | Institutional Collaboration |
| New Zealand | Baidurya Bhattacharya |
| The joint doctoral student will pursue their research under the supervision of academics in both institutions and will split their time between the two campuses. Doctoral candidates will have access to opportunities at both institutions, whether it’s related to their research programme or their professional development. A single thesis will be submitted at the end which will be examined by both institutions, and if accepted by both, the student will be awarded a testamur bearing the seals of IIT Kharagpur and the University of Auckland. | Joint Doctoral Program |
| Australia | Bibhuti Bhusan Mandal |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme: The two parties will explore opportunities for interaction among members of faculty as well as creating Visiting Faculty positions. The total duration of visits from each side is expected to be approximately equal. Each such visit shall require approval of the respective institutions. (ii) Student exchange programme: The two parties agree to participate in student exchange programme at the respective institutions. Visits under such programmes may be for a short duration, such as summer/winter terms or short courses, or for a longer duration not exceeding two semesters. For visits exceeding two semesters separate approvals will be needed. A detailed proposal document on this (including credit transfer arrangements) has to be approved by the highest academic bodies of the two institutions before implementation. (iii) Joint research projects: The two parties will explore opportunities of undertaking joint research projects and may seek research funding from external funding agencies. Each such research proposal shall require approval of the respective institutions. (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme: Joint PhD/Masters programmes may be explored and formulated, possibly in association with other reputed academic, research or industrial organisations. A detailed document related to such programmes, including credit transfer arrangements, will be required and approved by the competent authorities of both the institutions, before implementation. (v) Joint academic activities and events: IITKGP and JCU may formulate joint academic activities such as short course, seminars, workshops or conferences based on mutual interests and available expertise in both the institutions. They may also share and carry out joint research in technology for distance and computer-based learning. | Institutional MoU |
| Perth, Western Australia | Prof. Bhargab Moitra, Civil |
| To accept exchange students from each other and enrol them as full-time 'not for degree' students for regular semesters or quarters of the academic year; | Student Exchange Agreement |
| Auckland, 1010, New Zealand | Prof. Baidurya Bhattacharya, Civil |
| Co-operation between professors and research staff; Student Mobility; Joint research and meetings for research; Faculty exchange and visiting/adjunct appointments | Academic Cooperation |
| University Dr, Callaghan NSW 2308, Australia | Prof. Gargi Das & Dr. Arnab Atta, Dept. of Chemical Engg. |
| Cross-institutional collaboration in education and research, Research and Exchange of Academic papers, Student, academic and administrative exchange, Exchange of academic publication materials, Other activities agreed upon in writing by both parties | Memorandum of Understanding |
| Sweden | Prof. Parthasarathi Ghosh & Prof. T.S. Datta, CEC |
| (i) Faculty/Scientist Exchange Programme (ii) Student Exchange Programme (iii) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| Manchester, United Kingdom | Dean of Faculty and Chairperson of RPEC |
| (i) Student shall be registered at both institutions in first year of study. (ii)Each jointly awarded project shall provide for the student to spend approximately fifty percent of his or her total time at each institution. (iii) A single thesis shall be submitted by the student within four years of registration. (iv) On successful completion, student will receive a jointly awarded PhD dual degree from both the institutions. | Collaboration agreement for Jointly awarder PhD dual Degree |
| Prof. Nilanjan Das Chakladar, Mechanical Engineering | |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| United Kingdom | B.S Das |
| a) opportunities for exchange of staff and students; b) programmes in areas of teaching, research or university administration that will enable interested and qualified students and university personnel to pursue either short-term or extended programmes of study at the other institution; c) visits by authorised officials from each institution in order to develop cooperative mechanisms and to expand areas of cooperation; d) raising awareness amongst faculty and students of the academic programmes, research institutes and educational resources of the other institution; e) formulation joint or dual degree programs at Masters and Doctoral levels. f) other areas of possible interest and collaboration. | Memorandum of Understanding |
| Lorraine France | Somjeet Biswas, Metallurgy |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme: The two parties may explore opportunities for interaction among members of faculty as well as creating Visiting Faculty positions. The total duration of visits from each side is expected to be approximately equal. Each such visit shall require approval of the respective institutions. (ii) Student exchange programme: The two parties may participate in student exchange programme at the respective institutions. Visits under such programmes may be for a short duration, such as summer/winter terms or short courses, or for a longer duration without exceeding two semesters. A detailed proposal document on this action (including credit transfer issues) has to be approved and signed by the highest academic bodies of the two institutions before implementation. (iii) Joint research projects: The two parties can explore opportunities of undertaking joint research projects and may seek research funding from external funding agencies. Each such research proposal shall require approval of the respective institutions. (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme: Joint PhD/Masters programmes may be explored and formulated, possibly in association with other reputed academic, research or industrial organisations. A detailed document related to such programmes will be required and approved by the competent authorities of both institutions, before implementation. (v) Joint academic activities and events: IITKGP and UL may formulate joint academic activities such as short course, seminars, workshops or conferences based on mutual interests and available expertise in both institutions. They may also share and carry out joint research in technology for distance and computer-based learning. | Institutional MoU |
| France | Not indicated |
| Reciprocal Student Exchange for course work and research | Student Exchange |
| Max-Planck-Str. 39 74081 Heilbronn, Germany | Asst. Prof. Goutam Sen, Dept. of Industrial & Systems Engg |
| Faculty exchange programme; Student exchange programme; Joint research projects; Joint supervision of doctoral and masters students; Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| Zurich, Switzerland | Prof. Anuradha Choudry, Dept. of Humanities & Social Sciences |
| Exchange of scholars and students; Organisation of joint research projects, workshops, conferences and symposia; Collaboration in the area of education, including joint supervision, credit transfer, joint or dual-degree programs and continuing education; Other academic exchanges | Institutional Collaboration |
| Kingston Ln, London, Uxbridge UB8 3PH, UK | Dr. Basab Chakraborty, RMSoEE |
| Faculty exchange programme; Student exchange programme; Joint Research projects; Coordinated graduate degree programme; Joint academic activities and events; | Institutional Collaboration |
| Maison de la Mécanique, 39 rue Louis Blanc 92400 COURBEVOIE | Prof. Anandaroop Bhattacharya |
| Sharing information, Promotion, Advertising; Joint Supervised thesis; Joint research activities and events; | Institutional Collaboration |
| 46 Avenue Félix Viallet, 38031 Grenoble, France | Prof.Debarati Sen, G.S Sanyal School of Telecommunication |
| To promote the exchanges of university staff (lecturers, researchers, and administrative employees); to exchange students for study, research and/or training course periods; to jointly organize seminars or conferences; to promote common publications; to develop other research and teaching activities of common interest. |
| Trondheim, Norway | Dr. Md. Afzal Saud, Dept. of Civil Engineering. |
| Mobility of graduate/ and or undergraduate students; Mobility of faculty/ and or staff; Joint research activities and publications; Participation in seminars and academic meetings; Exchange of academic materials and academic publications; Special short-term academic programs | Institutional Collaboration |
| Welfengarten 1, 30167 Hannover, Germany | Prof. Ayan Roy Chowdhury, Material Science |
| Exchange of information and experience; Faculty and student exchange programmes; Cooperative research projects; Coordinated graduate degree programme; Continuing and distance education | Institutional partnership agreement |
| College Green, Dublin 2, Ireland | Prof. Suvra Sekhar Das |
| Faculty exchange; Joint research projects; Postdoctoral programmes; Postgraduate programmes; Student internships; Summer school programme; Student exchange programme; | Institutional Collaboration |
| West Yorkshire, UK | Prof. Nikhil Singha (Rubber Tech. Center) & Dr. Partha Pratim Jana (Dept. of Chemistry) |
| Faculty Exchange Programme; Student Exchange Programme; Collaborative Research Projects; Joint Academic Activities & Events; | Institutional Collaboration |
| Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München, Germany | Pallab Dasgupta, CSE as Dean SRIC |
| Arcisstraße 21, 80333 München, Germany | Pallab Dasgupta, CSE as Dean SRIC |
| Student Exchange; Exchange of academic and administrative staff; Organisation and Administration |
| nám. T. G. Masaryka 5555, 760 01 Zlín, Czechia | Dr. Kishore Goswami, Dept. of HSS. |
| Faculty Exchange Programme; Student Exchange Programme; Joint Research Projects; Coordinated graduate degree programmes; Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| R. da Universidade, 4710-057 Braga, Portugal | Suman Chakraborty, SMST & Prof. Mahitosh Mandal, SMST |
| Faculty Exchange Programme; Student Exchange Programme; Joint Research projects; Coordinated graduate degree programme; Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| Piazza Università, 2, 95124 Catania CT, Italy | Prof. Manish Mamtani, GG |
| Faculty exchange programme; Student exchange programme; Joint research projects; Coordinated graduate degree programme; Joint academic activities and events; | Institutional Collaboration |
| Oxford Rd, Manchester M13 9PL, UK | Dr. Abhijit Mukherjee, GG. |
| Acadmic exchanges; Joint academic degree programmes |
| Toulouse, France | Prof. A. K. Samantaray, ME |
| Faculty Exchange Programme; Student Exchange Programme; Joint Research Projects; Coordinated graduate degree programme; Joint academic activitites and events; | Institutional Collaboration |
| College Rd, Bedford MK43 0AL, UK | Prof. B. N. Singh, Dept. of Aerospace Engg. |
| Exchange of Students; Exchange of Faculty Members; Research; Academic Programmes |
| Texas, USA | Prof. P.K. Ray, VGSoM |
| (i) promote institutional exchanges by inviting faculty and staff of the partner institutions to participate in a variety of teaching and/or research activities and professional development; (ii) receive undergraduate and graduate students of the partner institution for periods of study and/or research; (iii) organize symposia, conferences, short courses, and meetings on research issues; (iv) carry out joint research and continuing education programs; and (v) exchange information pertaining to developments in teaching, student development and research at each institution | Memorandum of Understanding |
| 200 University Ave W, Waterloo, ON N2L 3G1, Canada | Prof. Priyadarshi Patnaik |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| Jericho, NY | Subrata Chattopadhyay |
| (i) GKF will provide support to five undergraduate or graduate students including PhD students, at least one of whom is from the ECE department, and four from any department, school or center of IIT Kharagpur for every year for the duration of this MoU, for availing high quality international research and professional internships. The typical value of a scholarship will be approx. USD 5,000 per student per year. (ii) GKF will provide support to five incoming international students from top universities across the world at undergraduate, post-graduate or doctoral levels, at least one of whom is from the ECE department, for every year for the duration of the MoU, for shot term research or academic stays for a period of 2 months upto a semester. The typical value of a scholarship will be approx. USD 5,000 per student per year. (iii) GKF will provide the required funding to the IITKGP Foundation. (iv) In case, the support from GKF does not cover the entire expenses for an awardee, the awardee would be responsible for arranging additional sources of support | Institutional MoU |
| Canada | Ptof. Priyadarshi Patnaik |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| 116 St & 85 Ave, Edmonton, AB T6G 2R3, Canada | Prof. Baidurya Bhattacharya, Dean IR |
| Agreement for Joint Doctoral Degree Program |
| USA | Prof. Anandaroop Bhattacharya |
| (i) Opportunities for joint research (ii) Joint/Dual degree programs (iii) Exchange of undergraduate and graduate students (iv) Faculty participation in seminars, academic meetings and joint/bi-lateral workshops/symposia/conferences; (v) Exchange of publications, academic materials and other information; (vi) Joint quality assurance and benchmarking | Memorandum of Understanding |
| Jericho, NY | Subrata Chattopadhyay |
| 1. Setting up a digital class room for music training in proscenium setting as well as for dis-tance mode teaching-learning, with aesthetic and acoustically appropriate interiors. 1. Initiating a Thematic Workshop Series, named “GKF - IIT Kharagpur Academy of Classical and Folk Arts Workshop Series” on Classical and Folk Arts with initial support for conducting 3-4 workshops in a calendar year. 2. Creating two teaching positions for providing training on classical music and arts on a regular basis with initial support for one calendar year. The positions may be named “GKF – IIT Kharagpur Academy of Classical and Folk Arts Teaching Fellow”. | Institutional MoU |
| Texas, USA | Kaushal Kumar Bhagat, CET |
| Purpose: The purpose of this MoU includes, but is not limited to, the exploring the following collaborative activities: (a) future possibilities for student mobility; (b) the development of collaborative research projects; (c) the organization of joint academic and scientific activities, such as courses, conferences, seminars, symposia, or lectures; (d) the mobility of research and teaching personnel; (e) co-authored publications; (f) submission of collaborative proposals for grants/funding opportunities; and (g) possible access to publications and other materials of common interest. Any specific projects undertaken may require that they be set forth in a supplemental agreement, as outlined in Clause 2.02. Scope: Cooperative projects under this MoU may include any of the academic disciplines represented at either of the institutions. | Institutional MoU |
| Waterloo, Canda | Priyadarshi Patnaik |
| 1. Undertake specific collaborative projects and workshops which deal with areas of common interest such as individual, community and ecological happiness, well being and development; 2. identify viable programs for student, faculty, and staff exchanges; 3. enable interested and qualified students and university personnel to pursue either short-term or extended programs of study at each other’s School or Centre without any financial obligations from either side; 4. make faculty, staff, and students aware of the academic programs, research institutes, and other educational resources that are available at the other Centre /School; and 5. identify other areas of interest for potential collaboration, joint courses, workshops, etc. | Institutional MoU |
| None | Dean IR |
| Support International students from South-asian countries to visit IITKGP for undertaking research and/or coursework | Scholarship Funding |
| Baidurya Bhattacharya, Civil Engg | |
| Student Exchange Activities, Faculty Exchanges and other collaborations, Over seas study programs. | MoU |
| 16 St & 85 Ave, Edmonton, AB T6G 2R3, Canada | Prof. Anandaroop Bhattacharya |
| Faculty exchange programme; Student mobility; Joint research projects; Coordinated graduate degree programme; Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| 11000 University Pkwy Pensacola, FL 32514 | Prof. Siddhartha Mukhopadhyay |
| Research, pedagogy and curriculum development projects and activities; Exchange of academic materials and academic publications; Exchange of faculty members for research, lectures, teaching and other forms of academic interactions; Joint events and funded research projects |
| Athens, GA 30602 | Prof. Jyotirmoy Chatterjee, SMST |
| Faculty Exchange Programme; Student exchange programme; Joint research projects; Coordinated graduate degree programme; Joint academic activities and events; | Institutional Collaboration |
| 4800 Calhoun Rd, Houston, TX 77004, USA | Dr. Saikat Chakraborty, Chemical Engineering |
| Research; Joint Program and Collaboration; Exchange of Faculty and Students |
| Las Cruces, NM 88003, USA | Prof. B. S. Das, AgFE |
| Exchange of research personnel, scientific documents and materials; Exchange of students and faculty | Institutional Collaboration |
| 285 Old Westport Road • Dartmouth, MA 02747-2300 | Prof. Subhasish Tripathy, Dean, Faculty |
| Student Exchange; Cooperative Program Development; Research Collaborations; Exchange and visit of faculty members; |
| 125 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, ON K1S 5B6, Canada | Adrijit Goswami, Dept. of Mathematics |
| Exchange of personnel; Joint research projects, research visits, joint applications for research funding from external funding agencies; Joint academic activities - short courses, collaborative Master's Programs, jointly supervised PhD students, research seminars and workshops; | None |
| Columbus, OH 43210, USA | Prof. N.K. Goyal, CSE |
| Faculty exchange programme; Student exchange programme; Joint research projects; Coordinated graduate degree programme; Joint academic activities and events; | Institutional Collaboration |
| Tucson, AZ 85721, USA | Dr. Srikant Annavarapu |
| Faculty and Scholar Exchanges; Development of Joint Academic or Scientific Research Projects; Explore capacity building and partnership opportunities; Exchange of relevant publications or information produced by either party |
| 2500 Broadway, Lubbock, TX 79409, USA | Dr. Somsubhra Chakraborty |
| Faculty Exchange Programme; Student Exchange Programme; Joint Research Projects; Coordinated Graduate Degree Programme | Institutional Collaboration |
| 610 Purdue Mall, West Lafayette, IN 47907, USA | Dr. Pawan Goyal, CSE. |
| Short term and Long term Faculty Exchange and Visiting Faculty, Undergaduate and Graduate Student Exchange, Collaborative research, Joint Academic Activities and Events, Collaborative engagement to secure externalfunding from Governmental, Funding agency, Alumni and Industry Sources, Other mutually agreed educational or research programs |
| Butare, Rwanda | Prof. Raja Datta, E&ECE |
| Faculty Exchange Programme; Student Exchange Programme; Joint Research Projects; Joint academic activities and events |
| Bangalore, India | Dean, SRIC |
| Memorandum of Understanding |
| New Delhi, India | HoD, Geology & Geophysics |
| (i) Joint R&D projects (ii) Opportunitites for trainings (iii) Higher Education for NTRO sponsered candidates in domains of relevance to NTRO (iv) Hiring of students from IIT Kharagpur as interns at NTRO in relevant domain | Memorandum of Understanding |
| None | |
| (i) To provide the best educational infrastructure for imparting high class education in Science and Technology, Management, Social Science, Law and Medicine and a creative atmosphere for inter-disciplinary research by the students and faculty. (ii) To increase the student capacity, if needed to meet the growing demands for the industry. (iii) To maintain global standards in student-facility ratio, research output, publications in journals and placements of students (iv) To participate in and contribute to nation building through various flagship schemes of the Government of India/State Governments requiring technological interventions thereby spurring economic growth for the welfare of the masses. (v) To provide research and development consultancy, which will foster healthy industry-academia partnership, thereby providing a competitive edge to the indigenous manufacturing. (vi) Many new initiatives being undertaken through interventions 1 to 10 as it is proposed under the IoE Vision Document prepared. | Memorandum of Understanding |
| Pune, India | Prof. Pabitra Mitra, CSE |
| (i) The overall objective of the HPC nodal centers would be acting as an enabler for undertaking activities which meet the goals set by NSM-EG-HRD from time to time, . (ii) Bring together researchers, industry professionals, collaborators and students working in the field of HPC, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Science. (iii) Conduct training activities (iv) Spread awareness about HPC and encourage use of HPC (v) Generate content which can be used from a MOOC platform (vi) Conduct HPC workshops targeted towards specific audience. (vii) Conduct workshops on a thematic area of HPC, AI and Data Science (viii) Update curriculum (ix) Hosting resources for use of HPC Community (x) Collaborate with appropriate National and International agencies for meeting the goals set for HPNC (xi) Any other areas mutually agreed from time to time. | Memorandum of Understanding |
| Kolkata, India | None |
| (i) Identifying oppurtunities for faculty training in customized training program (in both content and pedagogy including online pedagogy). Arrangements will be made on a need basis through needs assessment. (ii) Identifying opportunities for exchange of faculty, student and resource in case to case basis. (iii) Strengthen Incubation Centre activities for mutual benefit by conducting appropriate joint programmes and activities (iv) Conduct entrepreneurship development activities by undertaking collaborative activities. (v) Development and mutual sharing of virtual laboratory facilities for training purpose (vi) Promote Indian Knowledge System and Ancient Indian STEM in various ways (vii) Sharing and exchange of Educational Technology facility for mutual benefit by conducting training and educational research | Memorandum of Understanding |
| Roorke, India | Not indicated |
| (i) Exchange of personnel (ii) Joint conferences and seminars (iii) Joint guidance of student projects (iv) Initiation of collaborative research | Memorandum of Understanding |
| New Delhi, India | Prof. Haimanti Banerji, Dept. of Architecture and Regional Plannig |
| (i) NIUA will identify thrust areas of the program in consultation with IITKGP and other BASIIC partners, policy think tanks, academic and research institutions. It will additionally introduce IITKGP to relevant Central and State Governments and Institutions. (ii) IITKGP will assist NIUA to : (a) bring in domain expertise from IITKGP in accessibility, safety & inclusivity for research and development, formulation of innovative urban solutions, knowledge management, training and capacity building. (b) Provide technical advisory or technical support to Municipal Corporations/SPVs, and state governments on inclusive development aspects, but not limited to infrastructure projects, and other such intervention as maybe agreed from time to time. (c) Enable virtual linking or networking of technical resources in the specific thematic area, synthesizing of best practices and ressearch updates in the specified theme. (d) Collaborate on central ministries and states in policy development initiatives related to thematic areas of BASIIC. (e) Involve professors across various departments of IITKGP to act as mentors of the Design Challange/Hackathon and to train the innovators/start-ups working on developing innovative solutions for disability related aspects. (f) Be involved in further networking with other institutions in their respective thematic areas so as to develop a knowledge ecosphere in the country. (iii) The specific activities to be undertaken under this MoU will be decided from time to time on mutual consultation and separate written arrangements depending on the requirements of the activities will be signed. (iv) The two parties will explore opportunities of undertaking research projects. Each such research proposal shall require approval of respective institutions and the Terms Reference will be worked out separately for each project. | Memorandum of Understanding |
| Bhopal, India | Prof. Shampa Aich |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| Hyderabad, Telangana | None |
| 1) To set up R&D park on a land of 20 acres at Hyderabad which will focus on AI, Data Sciences and Cyber Security, Robotics, Advanced Manufacturing, Life Sciences, Aerospace and Defence, 2) To set up a Center of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence ("AI-CoE") for carrying out research, and facilitating technical consultancy, training programs and addressing any other mutually agreed activities relevant, 3) Explore opportunities of undertaking joint research projects seeking research funding from external funding agencies, 4) Formulate joint academic activities such as short course, seminars, workshops or conferences based on mutual interests and available expertise in both the institutions. |
| Prof. Sanjay Bandopadhyay | |
| Establishment of NSM Nodal Centre for Training in HPC and AI |
| Maharashtra, India | Prof. Santanu Dhara, Electrical Engineering |
| (i) Student Exchange Programme (ii) Joint research projects (iii) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| Balapur, Hyderabad, India | Dr. Indranil Manna, Metallurgical & Materials Engineering |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional MoU |
| Balapur, Hyderabad, India | Dr. Indranil Manna, Metallurgical & Materials Engineering |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | Institutional MoU |
| Kolkata | Jotirmoy Chatterjee |
| Joint research projects, Joint academic activities and events | None |
| Cuttack, Odisha, India | Jayanarayan Kuttippurath |
| (i) Faculty exchange programme (ii) Student exchange programme (iii) Joint research projects (iv) Coordinated graduate degree programme (v) Joint academic activities and events | General Umbrella MoU |
| None | |
| None | |
| To enable IIT Kharagpur to materially build up India's global clout in manufacturing. The chair will (i) identify a few sectors that can hinge on excellence in manufacturing and (ii) vigorously partner with industry with matching aspiration to become independent. | Chair Professorship Award |
| Hyderabad, Telangana. | Rekhi Centre of Excellence for the Science of Happiness |
| Training programmes which focus on happiness and well being will be developed for coaches of PGBA; Advisory and training programes for students and coaches at IITKGP by PGBA; Collaborative research | Institutional Collaboration |
| Kharagpur, West Bengal | Prof. Suman Chakraborty (Mech) & Prof. (Dr.) Satadal Saha, SMST |
| Diagnostic services support; Specialist medical consultation services; Research collaboration; Clinical collaboration; Academic collaboration; Medical services |
| Puducherry | Prof.Abraham George, Dept. of Architecture and Regional Planning |
| (i) Events and activities such as awareness programs, seminars, workshops, conferences, capacity building programs and establishing incubators. (ii) Research activities and programs including sponsored projects from governments, corporate, etc. (iii) Collaborative programs to develop appropriate, sustainable and affordable technological innovations for social development. (iv) Training activities and programs for individual, organizational or social development, including for students and faculty. |
| Tirupati | Prof. Santanu Dhara |
| Joint research projects; Joint academic activities and events; | Institutional Collaboration |
| Sector 1, Salt Lake City, Kolkata, West Bengal 700064 | Prof. Sanjay Gupta |
| Joint research projects; Joint academic activities and events; Data sharing | Institutional Collaboration |
| Prof. Dhrubajyoti Sen | |
| (i) IIT hereby agrees to continue support in respect of facilities established through grant-in-aid by IMD at the end of project period when IMD support may be phased out. (ii) Both IMD and AMFUs will make use of the data generated from observatory/AWS for agricultural research and advisory purpose. (iii) Both parties acknowledge the confidentiality of the information which maybe transferred between the parties or obtained or developed during the course of this exchange from time to time as being essential to this MoU and agree not to disclose the same to any third party without prior permission. | Memorandum of Understanding |
| Suman Chakraborty, SMST | |
| Joint academic programmes; Coordinated Internship programme; Joint research projects; Micro-specialization and Micro-Credit courses; Exchange of Faculty/ Medical Professionals/ Scientists/ Researchers/ Students/Fellows; Use of laboratory facilities and sharing of data; Collaborative activities concerning Dr. B.C. Roy Institute of Medical Science & Research; | Institutional Collaboration |
| None | |
| Suman Chakrabarty, SMST | |
| Granting Scholarships to students registering for Joint Msc. Ph.D & Certificate programs |
| BARC Training School Complex, Anushaktinagar, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400094 | Prof. Baidurya Bhattacharya, Civil |
| Punjab | Prof. Pradip Mandal, ECE |
| Ballygunge, Kolkata, West Bengal 700019 | Dr. Sumana Gupta, ARP. |
| Joint Research and Consultancy projects; Joint knowledge dissemination projects; | Institutional Collaboration in education and research |
| Kolkata | Prof. Suman Chakraborty, ME. |
| Coordinated graduate degree programs; Coordinated certification programme/Outreach; Joint supervision of Masters/PhD; Joint Research projects; Exchange of Faculty/Scientists/Researchers/Students/Fellows; Use of laboratory facilities and sharing of data; |
| Pilani, Rajasthan | Prof. J. Mukhopadhyay, CSE |
| Exchange of Scientific Staff; Exchange of students; Joint supervision of M.Tech, M.S and PhD students; Exchange of academic information and materials; Exchange of periodicals and other publications; Organization of joint research programs; Organization of joint conferences; Organization of other academic exchanges; Use of lab facilities | Institutional Collaboration |
| Mumbai, Maharashtra | Prof. J. Maiti, ISE. |
| Faculty Exchange Programme; Student Exchange Programme; Joint Research projects; Coordinated graduate degree programme; Joint academic activities and events | Institutional Collaboration |
| New Delhi | Prof. A. K. Samantaray, ME |
| Jharkhand | Prof. S. B. Singh, Material & Metallurgy dept. |
| Joint Research and development projects; Mutual exchange of scientific information and literature; Participation in technical activities; Utilization of facilities and expertise as per requirements; Pursue matters of mutual interest in Human Resource Development and technology development |
| Kolkata | Dr. Jyotirmoy Chatterjee, SMST. |
| Kolkata | Dr. Soumya De, School of Bioscience |
| Coordinated graduate degree programme; Joint supervision of PhD; Joint Research projects; Faculty exchange programme |
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