Western Sydney University (WSU), Australia has announced to set up its first India campus at Greater Noida in Uttar Pradesh.
In this regard, a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was today signed by UP chief secretary Manoj Kumar Singh and Prof Deborah Sweeney, WSU acting vice chancellor.
In the first phase, the WSU campus is being planned in a commercial building in Greater Noida. A full-fledged campus will be developed on a 7-acre plot in the second phase.
The proposed campus aligns with the Yogi Adityanath government’s UP Higher Education Incentive Policy 2024, which envisions a flexible, inclusive, and robust higher education system.
The policy provides financial incentives to attract domestic and international institutions, unlocking the potential of the youth, and promoting long-term economic growth.
As part of WSU’s global expansion, the Greater Noida campus will bring world-class education and innovation to India, strengthening ties between India and Australia.
Ranked among the top 10 young varsities, WSU is reckoned for excellence in sustainability and innovation.
The Greater Noida campus will serve as a hub for transformative learning and entrepreneurship, supporting UP’s agtech initiatives and advancing smart agriculture, water management, and climate adaptation, positioning the state as a leader in emerging industries.