Clayton State University has signed a memorandum of understanding with an Indian university to deepen academic collaboration and student and faculty exchanges.
The agreement with Sri Krishna Institutions in Coimbatore, India, calls for a dual four-year degree in business starting in June 2015 in India, whereby students will finish the core aspects of their curriculum in Clayton-approved courses in India, then finish up at Clayton State in metro Atlanta.
According to a Clayton State news release, many Indian students who complete the business degree will have the option of staying one more year to earn a master’s of business administration at Clayton State.
The universities will also hold a joint conference in India in early 2016.
SKI has about 12,000 students and is located in the southern state of Tamil Nadu.
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