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Study Abroad Dream of 2000+ Students Fulfilled by Chandigarh University

June 18, 2025

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Hindustan Times Amritsar

CU facilitated 388 students for study in the USA, 59 in Australia, 48 in Canada, and 13 in the UK

Pursuing higher education at a prestigious international university is a dream harbored by many students, as it not only broadens their academic horizons but also opens up a wide range of global employment opportunities. But quite often this dream remains unfulfilled for many students due to lack of resources, proper guidance or the absence of reliable channels that can transform this dream into a reality.

Contrary to the popular assumptions that opportunities to study in foreign universities have dwindled, the reality is that the doors to global education are still wide open and India's number 1 private university, Chandigarh University have fulfilled academic dreams of more than 2,000 students by sending them to study in the prestigious global universities in a legal, secure, transparent and affordable (fee concessions) way through its International Study Program.

CU HAS ESTABLISHED COLLABORATIONS WITH 515 WORLD'S TOP UNIVERSITIES

Amid rapidly evolving global landscape of job market, pursuing higher education from prestigious international universities not only ensures global academic exposure to students but it also opens plethora of global employment avenues as well. To arm its students with global academic exposure, Chandigarh University has forged 515 global academic collaborations with top international universities in more than 100 countries across six continents in the world.

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