To deepen international academic partnerships with world-renowned educational institutions, O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU), has signed formal Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with Lucy Cavendish College and Murray Edwards College, two leading colleges at the University of Cambridge.
The University of Cambridge has long been a beacon of global education, and both Lucy Cavendish and Murray Edwards Colleges carry forward that legacy with a distinct emphasis on empowering underrepresented communities and reimagining inclusive learning. These values closely align with JGU’s mission to foster international engagement and create transformative opportunities for its students and faculty.
These MoUs during a high-level academic delegation visit by JGU to the University of Cambridge, mark a significant step forward in advancing global higher education cooperation. The agreements focus on promoting educational innovation, access, diversity, and inclusive excellence—shared values that form the foundation of this collaboration.
As part of the first phase of collaboration, JGU will launch two Short-Term Study Abroad Programmes (STSAPs):
• ‘Commercial Laws and Corporate Governance’ (to be hosted at Lucy Cavendish College), and
• ‘The Era of FinTech: Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, and Digital Inclusion’ (to be hosted at Murray Edwards College).
This partnership gains profound depth as nearly 100 JGU students will engage in immersive learning experiences at the University of Cambridge—exploring Commercial Laws and Corporate Governance at Lucy Cavendish College and The Era of FinTech: Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, and Digital Inclusion at Murray Edwards College. Studying under some of the world’s most outstanding scholars, our students will gain transformative insights, sharpen critical thinking, and experience the very best of global education in a truly inspiring academic environment. These programmes aim to foster interdisciplinary learning, promote academic and cultural exchange, and strengthen cooperation in areas of global relevance—particularly law, business, finance, and technology.
These new partnerships with Lucy Cavendish and Murray Edwards Colleges further enhance JGU’s rapidly expanding global network and reinforce its position as a hub of international learning and research collaboration.
This landmark initiative sets the stage for future India–UK academic collaborations and reinforces the role of universities as drivers of societal transformation and engines of intercultural dialogue. It is a clear signal that truly global education is not a distant aspiration but an unfolding reality—one that JGU is proud to help lead.
JGU has been ranked as India’s Number 1 Private University for three consecutive years by the QS World University Rankings 2023. It is also ranked among the Top 150 Young Universities Globally in the QS Young University Rankings, and features in the Top 500 Universities Worldwide in the QS Graduate Employability Rankings 2022. Notably, the Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) at JGU has been ranked the Number 1 Law School in India for more than five years in a row, and was recently ranked 78th in the world in the QS World University Rankings by Subject (Law).
