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The Sharjah Institute for Heritage received an academic delegation from the University of Calicut, Kerala, India, as part of the Institute’s commitment to strengthening academic cooperation and exchanging expertise in the fields of education and cultural heritage.

An Academic Presentation Highlighting the Institute’s Mission

During the visit, Dr. Khalid Al-Shehi, Director of the Academic Affairs Department at the Institute, delivered a presentation outlining the Institute’s mission and vision. He highlighted its academic and professional programs, emphasizing areas of specialization related to cultural and museum heritage, and the Institute’s approach to linking practical education with heritage preservation, contributing to the preparation of specialized professionals in this vital field.

Prospects for International Collaboration and Partnerships

The presentation also covered the pioneering academic initiatives undertaken by the Institute and explored future avenues for collaboration with international academic institutions. This approach supports scientific research, promotes the exchange of expertise, and contributes to building effective partnerships that serve the preservation of cultural heritage and strengthen its presence at both regional and international levels.

Expanding the Academic Network

This visit comes within the framework of the Sharjah Institute for Heritage’s efforts to expand its international academic network and engage with outstanding global experiences in education and heritage, in line with its mission to preserve cultural heritage and pass it on to future generations.