Association of Indian Universities (AIU) is an apex inter university representative body of universities and other higher education institutions in the country. Established in 1925 as the Inter University Board (IUB) of India, it acquired its legal status as a registered society in 1967 under the Societies Registration Act 1860 and was rechristened as Association of Indian Universities (AIU) in 1973. AIU is the second oldest university association in the world next to the Association of Commonwealth Universities which was established in 1913. It has the distinct feature of having the largest network of universities and other HEIs under its ambit with 921 members in India Including 14 foreign universities who are the Associated members. The membership of AIU includes all types of universities e.g., Conventional Universities, Open Universities, deemed to be Universities, State Universities, Central Universities, Private Universities and Institutes of National Importance. In addition to Indian Universities, Universities/Institutes from Bangladesh, Bhutan, Republic of Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Mauritius, Nepal, Thailand, United Arab Emirates and United Kingdom are its Associate Members. Since its inception AIU has played a very significant role in the development of Higher Education in the Country. Some of the eminent scholars and visionary leaders like Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Dr Shyama Prasad Mukherjee, Dr Zakir Hussain, Sir A L. Mudaliar have given leadership to AIU. During such a long journey, AIU has carved a niche for itself by serving the Ministry of Education, Govt of India as a research-based policy advisory body.
Being an apex institution, it constitutes an integral part of all major decision-making committees and commissions in the country. As an academic 'think tank' organisation, AIU supports the Government as research-based policy advisory body with the wider mandate of taking up research projects on higher education policy, capacity building. t also acts as a bureau of information on higher education; liaise with international bodies and universities for internationalization of Indian higher education among many others.
The Vision of AIU is to emerge as a dynamic service and apex advisory organization in India by undertaking such initiatives and programmes which could strengthen and popularize Indian higher education as leading-edge system in the world and promote greater national and international collaboration in Higher Education, Research, Extension, Sports, Youth and Cultural Activities. It is bestowed with the mission of promoting and representing the Indian Universities and other higher education institutions through strong liaison with the government and National/International organizations, sister associations world over and establish liaison between/among universities through active support, cooperation and coordination among the member universities and all its stakeholders for quality education, research and other academics and extension activities.
AIU has established AIU Academic and Administrative Development Centre in 10 different Universities. The aim of establishing these Centres is to organize short-term professional development programmes for the faculty members and training programmes for the administrative functionaries of the member universities especially on the use of technology and adopting blended learning methods of teaching. AIU-AADC will offer short-term programs of varying duration aimed at continuous capacity building of the key stakeholders through online and in physical modes.
Sno |
Month |
FDP Theme |
Duration |
Intended Participants |
Resource person |
1 |
02-06 Dec -2024 |
Quality Delivery in Teaching, Evaluation and developing New Assessment tools, in line with NEP 2020 |
05 Days |
All Faculties of AUR |
PVC Prof (Dr.) G.K. Aseri, Prof Yashwant Rawal & IQAC Dept |
2 |
10-14 Feb-2025 |
Leadership Skills in Academics and Administration, Self-care, and Work-Life Balance |
05 Days |
All HOIs & HODs of AUR and external Universities & Institutions |
VC Prof (Dr.) Amit Jain, Mr. Ravi Verma Asst. Director ASCENT |
3 |
24-28 Mar -2025 |
FDP on Intellectual Property Rights |
05 Days |
All Faculties of AUR |
Prof Vinay Sharma -Dean Research & Prof Manju Kaushik Head-Amity Innovation Incubation & Dr. Madhulata Kumari -AIB |
4 |
21-25 April 2025 |
FDP on Smart Tools in Qualitative Research Analysis |
05 Days |
All Faculties of AUR |
Prof Deepali Bhatnagar Dy. Dir ABS Dr. Monika Sheoran & External Expert |
5 |
5-9 May -2025 |
Research and Development Insights into Machine Learning, Deep Learning, and Neural Networks |
05 Days |
All Faculties of AUR |
Prof Bhupesh Kumar Singh & Prof Sunil Pathak & External Expert |
6 |
23-27 Jun-2025 |
Research Methodology – Techniques & Technology-Use of Technology with special thrust on Online Tools & Techniques |
05 Days |
Research Scholars, JRF SRF PhD Students |
Prof Sanjeeb Pal along with External Expert |
Akshat Shrivastava, Director HR & Coordinator AIU-AADC at AUR
Founder president
Chancellor
President
Pro President
Director HR & Coordinator AIU-AADC at AUR
Established by Amity University Rajasthan Act 2008, the university offers education in various streams as per global standards. AUR stands with a baton to illuminate and guide the aspirants of all educational streams. It imparts knowledge in various domains for professional as well as sustainable development grooming students to become better global leaders with strong ethical values and integrity.
With a vision to be a global university and provide value-based contemporary education with a thrust on innovation, research and productivity blended with
modernity and tradition, AUR is marching towards the pinnacle of academic excellence and success.
Taking up the challenges of the present global education era, AUR holds a mission to prepare future global leaders by providing an environment of excellence in academics, research, Technology driven and field-based learning, cross cultural exposure, holistic development and also enabling them with a commitment to social and environmental responsibility. AUR is an institution providing higher education par excellence.
Jaipur was founded by Rajput chief of Kachhwaha clan Jai Singh II on 18 November 1727, who ruled the region from 1699 to 1743. Jaipur is a popular tourist destination in India, forming a part of the west Golden triangle tourist circuit along with Delhi and Agra. The city serves as a gateway to other tourist destinations. On 6 July 2019, the city was named to the World Heritage Cities list. It is also known as Paris of India. Due to its beauty C.V. Raman called it "Island of Glory".
Jaipur is a major tourist destination in India forming a part of the Golden Triangle. In the 2008 Conde Nast Traveller Readers Choice Survey, Jaipur was ranked the seventh best place to visit in Asia. According to TripAdvisor's 2015 Traveller's Choice Awards, Jaipur was ranked first among the Indian destinations for the year. Jaipur was ranked eighth in "The Top 15 Cities in Asia".