Vadodara-based Parul University welcomes over 300 students from Bhutan to enrol in their leading healthcare and allied programs, marking a significant milestone in cross-border academic collaboration. The upcoming batch strengthens the strong and positive image of the university built in Bhutan.
In Bhutan, health care is a national concern, and there is intense investment to develop a strong base of skilled medical experts. Parul University’s practice-driven curriculum directly supports this goal, offering students extensive hands-on training opportunities. Students are provided early clinical exposure in the very first year of their program through affiliation with their own multispecialty in-campus hospital of the University. With one of the most affordable fee structures of Indian private universities, Parul offers a compelling choice for Bhutanese students who wish to have a successful career in health care. With more than 400 Bhutanese students success on campus, the 300 new students services to further deepen this international academic bond.
Scholarships offered to meritorious and international students by Parul University attract foreign students. The university also has special scholarships for female students and due to this we are seeing a significantly higher enrollment of females. Out of the newly enrolled 300 students 181 are female and 117 are male, thus Parul University is committing to continuing educational opportunities for females to gain empowerment.
Rounding up the new students was Mr. Prakash Pradhan, a distinguished representative of the Medical Education Commission of the Government of Bhutan. His visit was a step towards the progress of the deepening partnership between Parul University and Bhutan, and a commitment towards advancement in quality healthcare education. During his time on campus, Mr. Pradhan engaged with University officials and took a comprehensive tour of the academic and healthcare facilities, gaining insights into the collaborative efforts and campus advantages that Parul University offers to international students.
Mr. Prakash Pradhan, an esteemed representative of the Medical Education Commission, Government of Bhutan, accompanied the new enrolled students. His visit was a initiative to deepen the relationship between Parul University and Bhutan as both partnered on fostering quality education in healthcare. Mr. Pradhan met University officials and saw through a complete tour of the academic and healthcare facility, which offered a glance into the efforts made by companies, as well as the benefits and opportunities related to the campus, which Parul University can provide to international students.
This growing academic partnership between Parul University and Bhutan is an example of how cross-border educational partnerships can make a difference. Parul University continues to provide quality education and practical experience with equitable opportunities, to ensure students from across the world, can be empowered to become change agents in their communities. As the University starts this new journey with Bhutan, it continues to pledge itself to building the next generation of global healthcare leaders and they our all committed to a healthier, stronger, and more equitable future.