The University of Wollongong (UOW) inaugurated its India campus in GIFT City in Gandhinagar on Friday. This is the second foreign university to open its campus in GIFT City after Deakin University.
According to officials, UOW India has commenced offering Master of Financial Technology, Master of Financial Technology (Extension) and a Graduate Certificate in Financial Technology, with classes starting this week. The university also announced Cerin Elsa Joji as the inaugural recipient of the Women Leaders in FinTech Scholarship, aimed to boost female participation in the tech sector.
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