A framework system for the mutual recognition of credentials is signed between India and Australia

A Framework Mechanism for Mutual Recognition of Credentials that was agreed by Australia and India would make it easier for professionals and students to go back and forth between the two nations

A Framework Mechanism for Mutual Recognition of Credentials that was agreed by Australia and India would make it easier for professionals and students to go back and forth between the two nations. Although the degrees will be recognised in the two nations, graduates of engineering, medicine, and law will not be able to register for professional licences under the system.

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Information On The India-Australia Agreement:

The agreement was struck during a meeting between Australian Education Minister Jason Clare, who is on a five-day visit to India, and Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

Together with a 30-person team made up of vice chancellors from more than 10 Australian universities and other representatives from higher education, a delegation led by Clare also paid a visit to the University Grants Commission (UGC) in this location.

The Extent of This Cooperation:..

At least 11 institutional-level memorandums of understanding were also signed between India and Australia’s university sectors, promoting research and academic interactions between the two nations in a number of crucial areas.

The Australian government will also provide $1.89 million to skill development programmes in agriculture in India, which is a vital industry for the country.Australia and India: knowledge a key aspect of the bilateral relationship”Australia and India are committed to make the knowledge pillar a significant component of their bilateral partnership. “Both nations committed to establish new collaboration frameworks to propel our bilateral ties to new heights,” Pradhan said at a joint news briefing.

“Today’s developments will create more opportunities for two-way mobility of students and professionals for the purposes of education and employment, and pave the way for education to become the most important enabler in taking the India-Australia bilateral relationship to new heights and realising shared aspirations,” he added.

About Australia India Education Council (AIEC)

The AIEC is a bi-national group led by India’s and Australia’s Education Ministries to enhance collaboration in education, training, and research.The AIEC is a “working council” comprising government, academic, and industrial members.

The AIEC serves as a venue for members to work with Ministers to determine important bilateral education goals for the following year.

The AIEC had its first meeting in August 2011 in New Delhi.

The Australian Government Department of Industry, Innovation, Science, Research, and Tertiary Education’s international arm is Australian Education International (AEI).Australia-India Strategic Knowledge Partnership: Australia is the world’s third most popular educational destination.Australia is the third most popular education destination for overseas students, behind the United States and the United Kingdom.

Approximately 52,000 Indian students are presently enrolled in Australian educational programmes.Computer science, engineering, business management, social sciences, mathematics, and health professions are among the top programmes that attract students from all over the world.

Over 66,000 Indian students from India have applied for higher study in Australia till March 2022.

Important facts.

The only nation in the world that occupies the whole continent is Australia. It is one of the biggest nations in the planet.

• OFFICIAL NAME: Commonwealth of Australia
• FORM OF GOVERNMENT: Federal parliamentary democracy; Commonwealth realm
• CAPITAL: Canberra
• POPULATION: 23,470,145
• OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: English
• CURRENCY: Australian dollar
• PRIME MINISTER: Anthony Norman Albanese
• MAJOR MOUNTAIN RANGES: Great Dividing Range, Macdonnell Ranges
• MAJOR RIVERS: Murray-Darling, Murrumbidgee, Lachlan.