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Expanding Global Pathways at QS India Summit 2026
Conversations on the future of higher education took centre stage at the QS India Summit 2026, where leaders from across the world deliberated on digital transformation, internationalisation, and the evolving role of universities in preparing a global workforce within the #NEP2020 framework.
The summit brought together representatives from over 26 universities and key global education missions, creating meaningful opportunities for dialogue and collaboration. During the event, BML Munjal University strengthened its international engagement by signing Memorandums of Understanding with Shinawatra University, Thailand, and SEGi University & Colleges, Malaysia. These partnerships will open new avenues for student mobility, collaborative research, and cross-border academic exchange.
Representing the University were Ms. Swati Munjal, President, who spoke on advancing quality through digital transformation; Prof. Jaskiran Arora, who explored AI-led strategies for employability and data-driven education; Dr. Deepak Pandit, who addressed pathways for internationalising Indian education and strengthening school–university linkages; and Mr. Neelesh Kumar, who contributed to discussions on Transnational Education and global assurance standards.
Through its presence and partnerships, the University reaffirmed its commitment to engaging deeply with global academic networks while remaining anchored in the values and priorities of Indian higher education — preparing learners to succeed with confidence in an interconnected world.