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Faculty members from Apeejay School of Management join Griffith University Educators Meet in Delhi
The prestigious “Griffith University Educators Meet” was recently held at Hotel Eros, Delhi, bringing together academic leaders and educators from top colleges and universities across the Delhi NCR region. Organised by Griffith University, Australia, the event served as a platform for fostering dialogue, exchanging ideas, and exploring collaborative avenues in higher education between India and Australia.
Representing the Apeejay School of Management, three esteemed faculty members—Dr. Ishita Adhikari (Associate Professor, HR), Dr. Vernika Aggarwal (Associate Professor, Business Analytics), and Dr. Pooja C. Sharma (Assistant Professor, Finance)—attended the meet, actively participating in discussions and knowledge-sharing sessions.
The highlight of the event was a series of insightful talks delivered by senior members of Griffith University’s academic team, including Prof. Caitlin Byrne, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Business), and Associate Prof. Anna Kwek, Director (International). They addressed the gathering with a strong emphasis on fostering India-Australia educational partnerships to collaboratively address shared global challenges. Their presentations inspired meaningful dialogue around innovation, internationalization, and interdisciplinary approaches to business education.
One of the key sessions at the meet was focused on the timely and relevant topic, “The Future of Work: How AI and Automation Are Reshaping Business.” This thought-provoking discussion explored the evolving dynamics of the business world and how educational institutions can adapt to equip students with the skills necessary for success in the age of technology and digital transformation.
Following the session, a series of productive discussions took place between representatives of Griffith University and the Apeejay School of Management, focusing on avenues for future collaboration. These included:
- Joint research initiatives
- Student mobility and exchange programs
- Co-mentoring of students
- Value-add sessions and guest lectures by international faculty
Such initiatives aim to enrich the academic ecosystem, foster global perspectives, and enhance the quality of business education offered to students. The event marked a significant step forward in establishing long-term academic synergies between the two institutions.
Prof. Ishita Adhikari, Convener “International Relations” shared, “The session was truly thought-provoking. The perspectives on AI-driven transformation were globally relevant yet locally applicable. I particularly valued the emphasis on cross-border academic collaboration. It was a wonderful platform to exchange ideas and explore future partnerships.”
The Griffith University Educators Meet was not only a platform for learning and collaboration but also a celebration of the global spirit in education. It reinforced the shared commitment of both institutions toward nurturing future-ready leaders equipped to thrive in a rapidly changing business landscape.
