Joint Degree Programmes
Collaborative Doctoral Programmes with foreign universities/institutes shall be initiated within the models suggested below. The MoUs with the interested institutes shall be signed with additional clauses decided on a case-to-case basis by the Institute Research Committee.
Models for Collaborative Doctoral Programmes with Foreign Universities
- Joint Degree
- Students must meet the admission requirements and need to complete the degree requirements of their home institution.
- They will receive the degree only from their home institution with a remark that the program has been completed jointly with the host institution.
- Dual Award Degree
- Students must meet the admission requirements and complete the degree requirements of both the institutions.
- They receive a separate degree from both the institutions.
Conditions common for both of the above models
- Students must have a supervisor at each institution.
- They must spend minimum 6 months over the entire duration of the program at the host institution.
- They shall pay tuition fee at the home institution only.
Joint Doctoral Degree Programme with Foreign Universities
At present, IIT Roorkee has partnership under Joint Doctoral Degree Programme with the following universities:
- 1. University of Alberta, Canada (Media Link)
- 2. University of Strasbourg, France (Media Link)
- 3. Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand
Joint supervision in project/dissertation/thesis
No agreement is required for this purpose. For Bachelors and Masters students, the supervisor shall send an email to our office for the records about international collaboration.
PhD students of other institutes/universities can choose an IIT Roorkee faculty as their co-supervisor. The IITR faculty should follow the guidelines provided here and send the forms to arevaluation@iitr.ac.in with a copy to office.ir@iitr.ac.in.
PhD students of IIT Roorkee can include an external supervisor (inclusive of an international supervisor) through the Finalization of Supervisors Form. Addition of a supervisor at a later stage (but before their comprehensive examination) is possible through the special SRC recommendation form (Point 8 A).