Durham University Opens First India Office, Celebrates Global Diversity
Durham University, renowned for its academic excellence and global connections, is celebrating its international diversity and strengthening ties worldwide. The university, currently hosting its Durham Global Week, has recently opened its first office in India, adding to its existing collaborations and alumni base there. Meanwhile, its Day Nursery has received an Outstanding rating from Ofsted, and its sports camps are engaging local children during half-term.
Durham University's commitment to international engagement is evident in its partnerships and events. It is twinned with Zaporizhzhia National University in Ukraine, and has hosted a Ukraine Talk Series led by Dr Markian Prokopovych, with the next event scheduled for March 2nd at the Gala Theatre. The university condemns the Russian invasion of Ukraine and has actively supported Ukrainian students and scholars, alongside student-led activities.
The university's global reach extends to India, where it has opened its first office and has active research collaborations. While specific details about professors in India are unavailable, the Charles Wallace India Trust Fellowship program supports Indian researchers engaging with Durham in 2026, potentially fostering further international connections.
Closer to home, Durham University's Day Nursery has been rated Outstanding by Ofsted, reflecting the high-quality care and education it provides. The university's multicultural diversity is also celebrated during Durham Global Week, running from March 4-11, with over 120 nationalities represented among its staff and students.
Durham University's international connections and multicultural diversity continue to flourish, with new offices in India and ongoing support for Ukraine. The university's commitment to global engagement is evident in its partnerships, events, and support for its community, both locally and internationally.
