International Cell

The International Cell of MKSSS BTINE is dedicated to building global partnerships and promoting international collaboration. Our institute is committed to delivering exceptional education and providing opportunities for students and faculty to collaborate with universities worldwide. The International Cell at MKSSS BTINE serves as the centre for fostering international relationships, student exchanges, and cross-cultural learning, ensuring that our students gain a worldwide perspective.

Objectives

To provide students. alumni and faculty with international exposure through partnerships, exchange programs, and collaborative research.
To offer cutting-edge facilities, experienced faculty, and a wide variety of programs that meet global educational standards.
To foster a diverse, multicultural learning environment where students from around the world come together to learn and grow.

Activities

Global partnerships
Student exchange programs
Cultural integration and events
Support for international students
Research and collaboration opportunities

MOUs and Collaborations

Sr. No.	Name of the Institutions	Name of the Foreign Universities/ Institutions/ Department	Period	Department/Institution	Purposes
1.	Maharshi Karve Stree Shikshan Samstha. Pune, India	Mid Sweden University, Sweden.	27th February 2024 for Three Years	Anders Fdllstrom, Vice Chancellor, Mid Sweden University, Sweden.	• Exchange of students and faculty at undergraduate, postgraduate, and research levels. • Joint research initiatives and scholarly collaboration. • Collaborative organization of seminars, workshops, and conferences. • Exchange of academic publications, data, and innovative practices.
2.	Maharshi Karve Stree Shikashan Samstha’s Smt. Bakul Tambat Institute of Nursing Education, Karvenagar, Pune, India	Lone Star College, North Harris, Texas, USA.	3rd January 2025 for Five Years	Dr Janice Havtgrove- Freile, International Faculty Fellow. Lone Star College, North Harris, Texas, USA.	• To establish a collaborative framework between both institutes with the intent to foster academic and cultural cooperation. • To promote mutual exchange of students and faculty at undergraduate, postgraduate, and research levels; to facilitate joint projects, research initiatives, coursework, and simulation-based learning; and to encourage cross-cultural understanding and global educational exposure.