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Top Indian university opens first offshore campus in Africa

November 7, 2023
Top Indian university opens first offshore campus in Africa
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The first international campus of the Indian Institute of Technology Madras – IIT Madras – has officially opened in the Tanzanian archipelago of Zanzibar.

The Zanzibar campus offers a four-year Bachelor of Science degree in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, and a two-year Master of Technology program in Data Science and AI.

IIT Madras, a public technical university in Chennai, is one of the best universities in India.

Forty-six students from India and Zanzibar have already registered for the BSc course.

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“When I saw the opportunity to study in Zanzibar, I decided to go for it,” said Aradhya Goswami a student from Bihar, eastern India. “I wanted to be part of history,” she said.

India and Zanzibar share a long history dating back to the 1800s. The Indian community in Zanzibar is one of the oldest communities to settle in East Africa.

Students in the Zanzibar campus will have a chance to study at partner institutions of IIT Madras in UK and Australia, along with semester exchange options at the parent campus in Chennai.

Source: BBC
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