The MoU was designed to facilitate and develop mutually beneficial exchange and collaboration 
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KCG College of Technology Signs MoU with Ariel University, Israel in the hope to strengthen academic cooperation

The memorandum was signed for collaboration and enhancement of academic cooperation, teaching and research in the global context

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KCG College of Technology in Chennai has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Ariel University, Israel for collaboration and enhancement of academic cooperation, teaching and research in the global context. It was signed by Professor Dr. Davidovitch Nitza, Head of Quality Assessment and Academic Teaching at Ariel University and Dr. Anand Jacob Verghese, Director and CEO of KCG College.

Through this memorandum, the college will offer its students and faculty an opportunity for getting global exposure in the emerging trends in higher education, particularly in Europe, and also furthers the interest of expanding educational opportunities abroad and promoting international understanding. The MOU was designed to facilitate and develop mutually beneficial exchange and collaboration between their departments, research institutions and university staff.

In this joint program, both universities will be guided by their mutual interest in promoting the development of scholarly and cultural cooperation between their respective institutions.In general, the memorandum calls for collaboration in research, instruction, exchange of expertise, participating in summer programs, conducting lectures, jointly organising symposiums, seminars, and conferences as well as sharing academic information and materials between Ariel University and KCG College of Technology.

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