About

International Outreach Mission

India’s urbanization is an epochal transformation where a vast population will move from its villages to towns and cities. Managing this unprecedented scale of development will require large numbers of talented, qualified and experienced professionals from across the world to plan, design and build India’s future. Therefore, CEPT University has set up the International Outreach Mission to invite global talent to join with CEPT students, academics and researchers to work together on the issues of India’s urbanization and to prepare future habitat professionals.

The mission is charged with attracting outstanding international graduates, professionals and academics to study, work and teach in India. The mission will coordinate a number of existing and new opportunities for international graduates, professionals, academics & researchers to join with CEPT and work towards solving challenges of India’s urbanization.

They include:
Travel in India
Annual Summer and Winter Schools at CEPT offer structured learning programs (for between two to five weeks) that provide diverse experiences within and outside India.

Learn in India
Professional postgraduate and undergraduate programs offer great opportunities to undertake degree education that is rooted in the local context.  They allow students to undertake international quality professional education.

Teach in India
The prestigious Teaching Fellows program at CEPT invites outstanding international graduates and young professionals to spend one year teaching at CEPT.

Research in India
Research scholars have an opportunity to undertake collaborative research with faculty members and students at CEPT. There are many existing collaborations with partner universities across the world and there is further opportunity to explore new collaborations.

Design in India
Innovative new postgraduate program(s) for young and experienced professionals from developed countries to undertake a post-professional master’s degree, which will also allow them to work in India.