Case Studies
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Strengthening Global Academic Collaboration - February 2025
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) has supported the partnership between Birkbeck, University of London, and Ecole Supérieure de Technologie et de Management (ESTM) in Senegal. This collaboration advances international cooperation and academic excellence.
The partnership will enhance student and faculty mobility, enabling innovative initiatives and promoting global skills development as both institutions grow and develop.
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Expanding Global Learning Pathways: UWE and Presidency University - February 2025
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) has supported the partnership between the University of the West of England, Bristol, and Presidency University Bangalore. This collaboration paves the way for enhanced student exchange programmes and master’s progression pathways.
Through this equitable and impactful partnership, students will gain international exposure, explore global opportunities, and advance their academic and professional aspirations.
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Fostering Transformative Partnerships: University of Leicester and PCET - February 2025
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) has supported the partnership between the University of Leicester, UK, and PCET's S.B. Patil Institute of Management. This collaboration creates exciting opportunities for student exchange, international exposure, and joint research projects.
Through this dynamic alliance, students will enhance their academic journeys and professional prospects, benefiting from a globally connected educational experience.
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Advancing Equitable Global Education: CSU and LPU - October 2024
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) has facilitated the partnership between Charles Sturt University, Australia, and Lovely Professional University, India. This collaboration promotes equitable transnational education, creating opportunities for students and universities to thrive in a global academic landscape.
This partnership marks the beginning of a journey toward a more inclusive and dynamic future in higher education, fostering growth and international collaboration.
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Driving Educational Innovation: Abertay and KhNUE - April 2024
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) has supported the successful partnership between Simon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics and Abertay University through the Twinning Initiative. This collaboration has led to the development and implementation of a double degree programme, ‘MBA: Organisational Transformations.’
This programme represents a significant step in advancing educational opportunities and fostering international collaboration
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Strengthening Educational Collaboration through Twinning - March 2024
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) has supported the partnership between Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute and The University of Sheffield through the Twinning Initiative. This collaboration has been a milestone in advancing education and scientific development in Ukrainian Higher Education.
Together, both institutions are developing a long-term strategic plan, demonstrating the impactful results of international partnerships. We’re proud to support this inspiring initiative and look forward to continued progress and innovation.
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RAU Signs Historic Uzbekistan Agreement
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) has supported the partnering of The Royal Agricultural University with the Uzbekistan Ministry of Agriculture to launch the International Agriculture University (IAU) in Tashkent. The new International Agriculture University aims to lead the reform of higher education in agriculture in Uzbekistan and secure international recognition for agriculture’s role in Uzbekistan's transitional economy and society.
The partnership will give IAU students an equivalent educational experience to that of students at the RAU, with IAU students accessing a blend of face to face and online lectures and resources, by franchising some of the RAU’s existing degree programmes, and developing new degrees and modules to suit Uzbekistan’s conditions and its international trade ambitions as the new university grows and develops.
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Establishing Innovative Academic Institutions in Uzbekistan
There is a significant capacity shortage in the state university system, and the private sector has been mandated to help address the issue. As a result, the government has initiated the creation of 35 new private universities, to be established by 2030.
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) has been involved in the launch of 2 new Private Universities over the last 12 months. UK Universities have franchised their content to the local institutions for the delivery by local staff.
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Enhancing TSI's International Strategy
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) has run the whole process of establishing a strategic partnership with a UK university that would encompass the delivery of Double Degrees, Research Partnership, Staff and Student Mobility, Capacity Building, and accelerating the transformation of the Latvian partners. TSI (Riga) and UWE (Bristol) have validated 2 Master’s Double Degrees and 1 Bachelor’s double degree and have secured EU funding for supporting the mobility of UWE and TSI students to engage in a range of innovation-based projects.
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Boosting Latvia's Tech Talent
The project was initiated by the Latvian Ministry of Economy in collaboration with Accenture. Its aim was to attract 3,000 international students per year to Latvia to study Computer Science, with the goal that they would remain in the region to live and work.
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) was asked to develop a model based on partnerships between local and international universities. According to this model, students would be able to study in Latvia and earn both local and UK/US degrees. Notably, the UK/US degree would come at a significantly lower cost than studying directly in the UK or US. The outcome of the project was the creation of five strategic partnerships and the launch of the first double degree programmes.
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Developing Romania's Practical Nursing University
Cormack Consultancy Group (CCG) has been asked by a leading Romanian Educational NGO and the major Private Health Provider to support them in the development of a new Nursing University.
Within the project, CCG initiated a selection process at a result of which we identified one university (Coventry University) that was able to work with a local team on the establishment of a new school. The UK university was also engaged in the team recruitment and local staff upskilling. The first degree cycle programme was agreed to be taught by both UK and Romanian academic staff. Upon the completion of studies, students obtained a UK degree.