Alabama State University Signs New Agreement With a University in India

asuAlabama State University, the historically Black educational institution in Montgomery, has signed a collaborative agreement with the Gujarat Forensic Science University in Ahmedabad, India. Under the agreement, faculty from Alabama State will travel to India for training and to participate in research. Faculty and students from India will travel to Alabama to participate in research and training programs.

This is the third agreement signed by Alabama State with educational institutions in India. In 2010, Alabama State signed agreements with the University of Delhi and Sindhu Mahavidyalaya University.

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