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Australia-India launch two research programs to strengthen bilateral ties

NRI Affairs News Desk by NRI Affairs News Desk
August 22, 2022
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Australia and India launched two landmark initiatives today aimed at boosting bilateral research collaboration, and showcasing the research excellence of the two countries.

Australian Education Minister Jason Clare and Indian Minister of Education and Minister of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship Dharmendra Pradhanformal launched of the Australian Researcher Cooperation Hub-India (ARCH-India) and the Australia India Research Students Fellowship (AIRS Fellowship) program in Sydney today.

Part of the India Economic Strategy to 2035 Action Plan, these initiatives will help to position Australia as a partner of choice for India’s research needs and will be delivered by the Australia India Institute and supported by funding from the Australian Government Department of Education.

Speaking at the launch, Ms Lisa Singh, CEO of the Australia India Institute said, “Australia and India have a long history of partnership and cooperation. Yet there remains untapped potential to deepen our research links.”

“Both countries have advanced research and development capabilities. Here is an opportunity to reveal and connect the unique expertise of both nations and work together to address the complex challenges facing the Indo-Pacific and the world.”

ARCH-India is a digital platform designed to advance research linkages between Australia and India. It is a rich resource for researchers, providing information on 15 key areas of bilateral importance, funding opportunities, case studies of successful research collaboration and more.

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“Since its early access launch last year, ARCH-India has attracted hundreds of researchers from both nations looking to explore opportunities for collaboration and mobility,” Ms Singh said.

“Importantly, the online community also connects early career researchers and scholars looking to build their careers with academic and industry mentors through our Mentorship Program.”

Our CEO @Lisa Singh joined 🇮🇳 Education Min. @dpradhanbjp and 🇦🇺 Education Min. @jasonclareMP in Parramatta to launch two landmark initiatives, @india_arch & Student Research Fellowships, to boost collaboration & showcase the research excellence of 🇦🇺🇮🇳 https://t.co/VeDVMTmS1V pic.twitter.com/WvcytFPpAC

— Australia India Institute (@AIinstitute) August 22, 2022

The new AIRS Fellowship program, to be delivered in 2023, will support research students and early career researchers from India and Australia to undertake short-term research exchanges. Up to seventy fellowships will be offered with up to 35 grants to be offered to cohorts from each country.

The fellowships offer an opportunity for research students and early career researchers to broaden their academic experience by building networks and exchanging knowledge in the other country. Applications are expected to open in October via the ARCH-India website.

“These fellowships will help foster the next generation of research leaders in Australia and India,” Ms Singh said.

“Education is the biggest trading opportunity for the Australia-India relationship. Deepening our research and innovation ties will boost bilateral relations and support India to meet growing demand in the sector.”

Today’s announcement comes ahead of the Australia India Leadership Dialogue – the premier forum for informal diplomacy between the two countries, to be held on 6th September in New Delhi. Education leaders from five Australian universities and key Indian universities will join a diverse group of stakeholders to address challenges in the bilateral relationship and explore areas for cooperation.

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