IIM Indore Partners with Linnaeus University & NSYSU for Academic Collaboration
Indian Institute of Management Indore (IIM-I) has signed two memorandums of understanding (MoUs) with international institutions—Linnaeus University, Sweden, and College of Management, National Sun Yat-sen University (NSYSU), Taiwan. These collaborations are aimed at hosting joint academic events, sharing research and educational resources, and conducting joint academic programmes. The agreements will also facilitate student and faculty exchange initiatives, as well as collaborative research projects. Notably, this marks IIM-I's first MoU with a university in Sweden.
IIM-I director Professor Himanshu Rai said, "At IIM-Indore, we are committed to expanding our global footprint and creating opportunities that transcend borders. Our collaborations with Linnaeus University and NSYSU reflect our dedication to providing students and faculty with exposure to diverse perspectives, cutting-edge research, and innovative learning experiences. Linnaeus University, located in Sweden, is renowned for its strong focus on entrepreneurship, sustainability, and global engagement, with students and faculty from over 80 countries. This partnership will provide our students and faculty with unique insights into Sweden's innovation-driven economy, sustainable business practices, and an international academic environment. Together, we will explore solutions to global challenges and encourage entrepreneurial thinking".
Rai stated that NSYSU’s strong presence in technology and its global acclaim in business education will provide IIM-I with opportunities to engage in pioneering research, share insights on technological innovations, and tap into the vibrant Asian business landscape.
The partnerships will involve hosting joint academic events such as conferences, symposia, and workshops, creating platforms for meaningful dialogue and the exchange of ideas.
Dean of School of Business & Economics at Linnaeus University Professor Susanne Ackum said, "Sweden and India share a spirit of innovation and entrepreneurship, and partnering with IIM-Indore, a Triple Crown B-School ranked among the top business schools in the world, is an incredible opportunity. Linnaeus University will benefit from insights into India's dynamic and rapidly growing economy, offering Swedish students and faculty an opportunity to engage with one of the most vibrant markets in the world".
Professor Shu-Chuan Jennifer Yeh, Dean of the College of Management at NSYSU said, "Taiwan and India are emerging leaders in technology, innovation, and business. Partnering with IIM Indore, a globally recognised institution ranked third in Central Asia in Eduniversal rankings and committed to impactful education, will allow us to explore synergies and drive innovation. This collaboration brings together two academic communities that are dedicated to excellence, offering immense value through joint research and educational initiatives".
