Research and identify potential foreign universities that are suitable for a tie-up based on their academic programs and reputation.
Reach out to the universities and establish contact through email or phone. Introduce your institution and express your interest in a tie-up.
Discuss the possible areas of collaboration, such as student exchange programs, joint research projects, or faculty exchange programs.
Develop a proposal for the tie-up, including the goals, objectives, and scope of the collaboration.
Discuss the terms of the tie-up, including the responsibilities of each party, the duration of the collaboration, and the financial terms.
Review and finalize the agreement, including the legal and administrative requirements.
Coordinate with the relevant departments and stakeholders within your institution to ensure that they are aware of the tie-up and their roles and responsibilities.
Prepare a communication plan to promote the tie-up, including press releases, social media posts, and newsletters.
Implement the tie-up by coordinating with the foreign university and ensuring that all the requirements and obligations are met.
Evaluate the outcomes of the tie-up periodically to assess its effectiveness and identify areas for improvement.
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