30 Canadian Students attended Student Exchange Program at LPU

LPU students to visit Mount Royal University under exchange program in January, 2017. Student exchange program has been running successfully at LPU for the last six years. End Quote

(1888PressRelease) May 31, 2016 - Every year, Lovely Professional University receives international students from its different foreign partner universities and also sends its own students to other countries to attend Student Exchange Programs. LPU has 50+ international tie-ups with top universities from across the globe. This year, too, 30 students from one of the top Universities in Canada, Mount Royal University, reached LPU Campus under this program and learnt about Indian culture & best practices.

Following PM Modi's massive endeavours for making yoga a mass movement across continents, visiting students were given important instructions about Yoga and made to know about the health benefits through it. In addition, students learnt about classical/folk dances including Kathak & Bhangra, Hindi and Punjabi languages, typical Indian games including Kho-Kho, Indian singing patterns, how to cook Indian food and more. They also visited an NGO at Jalandhar to realize and imbibe sympathetic vehemence in India.

It was amazing to see Canadian students using addressing words "Nomestay" and "Sat Sri Akal" commonly while in conversation with local people and students. LPU Executive Dean of the Faculty of Technology & Sciences Dr Lovi Raj Gupta and Director Division of International Affairs Mr Aman Mittal also addressed the students to broaden their visions.

Many of LPU students will also go to Birmingham City University (BCU) in England within some days under such a program. Such an opportunity provides international exposure and experience to the participating students by studying in a completely new environment. Moreover, students get a coveted chance to learn a lot about latest skills. Under these programs students attend workshops related to their program, and visit the industries to experience work-culture there. Students also imbibe customs, culture and traditions of the country visited by enjoying fun-filled short trips and cultural programs. All of these efforts help students to get groomed to further emerge as truly global citizens.

One of the visiting students Jennifer Janice Dorozio said: "We are very happy that our university chose LPU and Punjab for this exchange program. On reaching here we have learnt much about India, Indians and India's rich culture. This is indeed a memorable learning expedition of my life. I will never forget this visit, as the "Punjabi" hospitality we received here could not be anywhere in the world."

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