UK and Australian Universities to Launch New Campuses in India Amid Education Expansion

By Aahana July 29, 2025
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In a landmark move reflecting India’s growing appeal as a global education hub, four international universities from the United Kingdom and Australia have been granted Letters of Intent (LOIs) to establish independent campuses across the country.

Australia’s La Trobe University, Victoria University, and Western Sydney University, along with the UK’s University of Bristol, received approvals during the inaugural Akhil Bhartiya Shiksha Samagam 2025, which marked the fifth anniversary of India’s National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.

This development strengthens the strategic ties between India and both the UK and Australia in the higher education sector. La Trobe University confirmed that its India expansion aligns with its Strategic Plan 2025–2030, aiming to deepen its presence in the region through academic programmes and industry partnerships. The university, known for research in biotechnology and smart cities, will initially offer undergraduate programmes in business, computer science, and public health.

The University of Bristol, the latest UK institution to announce a campus in India, is set to launch its Mumbai Enterprise Campus by summer 2026. The campus will offer academic expertise in data science, artificial intelligence, economics, fintech, and immersive arts, marking another milestone for UK-India education collaborations.

Western Sydney University has planned its India campus in Greater Noida, with courses in business analytics, marketing, innovation, entrepreneurship, and logistics. Victoria University, another Australian dual-sector institution, will also enter the Indian landscape with a Noida campus offering degrees in business, data science, cyber security, and IT.

These developments follow the successful establishment of campuses by Deakin University and the University of Wollongong in Gujarat’s GIFT City, further underscoring Australia’s growing interest in India as a destination for transnational education.

As India opens its doors wider to foreign universities, this marks a significant moment for students seeking international-quality education at home and strengthens its status as a global education powerhouse.

Source: THE PIE NEWS

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