Last Updated May - 19 - 2025, 03:32 PM | Source : Fela News
Prof Upasana Mahanta of O.P. Jindal Global University is the first Indian appointed to Cambridge International’s SHEAC, marking a milestone for India’s voice in
Prof (Dr) Upasana Mahanta, Dean of Admissions and Outreach at O.P. Jindal Global University (JGU), has become the first Indian appointed to the Strategic Higher Education Advisory Council (SHEAC) by Cambridge International, marking India’s debut on this prestigious global platform.
SHEAC includes senior leaders from top institutions like Oxford, MIT, Cambridge, and Toronto, guiding the global recognition and future direction of Cambridge qualifications. Prof Mahanta’s appointment highlights India’s growing leadership in global higher education and brings a vital perspective from the Global South.
Reflecting on her role, Prof Mahanta said it is an honor to represent JGU, India, and Global South educators in shaping education’s evolving landscape. JGU’s Founding Vice Chancellor, Prof (Dr) C. Raj Kumar, called it a proud moment, emphasizing the university’s commitment to inclusive, global education.
In a time of rapid change driven by technology and global challenges, Prof Mahanta’s inclusion in SHEAC strengthens India’s voice on the world stage. Founded in 2009, JGU is a leading private university known for excellence in law, liberal arts, and international affairs, recognized as an Institution of Eminence by the Indian government.
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