By Jesslyn Keith Valite 

Six students from United University (UU) in India enrolled as MMSU students today, September 2. These students will earn credits in the BS Business Administration program, specializing in Marketing Management, at the College of Business, Economics, and Accountancy (CBEA).

The students—Aachal Virendra Dubey, Sanskriti Gupta, Ashutosh Kesarwani, Kuldeep Kesarwani, Himanshu Madhwani, and Prachi Upreti—will also engage in cultural immersion activities to explore the university and the province. They are accompanied by UU Assistant Professor of Management, Prof. Mohammad Aamir Abidi.

During their two-month stay at the university, they will undertake marketing courses under the guidance of CBEA faculty members. This exchange is a key element of the collaboration between the Internationalization, Linkages, and Partnerships  Directorate and CBEA.

The UU delegation also paid a courtesy visit to the Officer-in-Charge of the Office of the President, Dr. Prima Fe Franco. “The arrival of our international students highlights the deepening partnership between MMSU and UU, reflecting our shared dedication to advancing academic exchanges,” she remarked.

MMSU and UU have established a five-year partnership focused on conducting student exchange programs to increase student mobility and facilitate credit transfer. This partnership also involves joint curriculum development, cultural engagement, and research collaborations.

Based in Uttar Pradesh, India, United University promotes academic collaboration with international universities like MMSU, advancing global engagement, innovation, integration, technology, and industry partnerships for its students.