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February: Govt of Maharashtra to support scholarship scheme at Mumbai Enterprise Campus | News and features

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Further details of the University of Bristol’s plans for its Mumbai Enterprise Campus have been revealed, with the Government of Maharashtra supporting a prestigious new scholarship scheme for local students.

Up to 10 scholarships will be offered, with the University and Chief Minister’s Office working with schools to identify promising students from across the region.

The landmark initiative is aimed at widening access to high-quality international higher education for talented students from Maharashtra, with a focus on identifying those who face significant personal challenges.

Successful recipients will receive a 100% tuition fee waiver for the full duration of their undergraduate programme and financial support, as well as an internship in the Chief Minister’s Office, gaining direct exposure to public policy, governance and leadership.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the University of Bristol and the Government of Maharashtra was signed today (25 February), the day after a number of new partnerships were announced at a celebration event for the Mumbai Enterprise Campus.

Shri Devendra Fadnavis, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Maharashtra, welcomed the collaboration, and said: “Education is the strongest foundation for inclusive growth and global competitiveness. This MoU with the University of Bristol creates transformational opportunities for meritorious students from Maharashtra to access world-leading education, while remaining connected to public service and nation-building. We are delighted to partner with a globally respected institution to nurture talent that will contribute to Maharashtra’s and India’s future.”

Professor Evelyn Welch, Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Bristol, said: “The Mumbai Enterprise Campus will bring together world-class research, outstanding education and meaningful industry collaboration in one of the world’s most dynamic cities. We are honoured to work with the Government of Maharashtra to widen access to international education and create lasting impact for students in India.”

Scheduled to open in August 2026 at the Cignus Powai development near Powai Lake, the Mumbai Enterprise Campus will be located within one of Mumbai’s leading innovation and technology hubs. Situated across from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay, the campus will benefit from a strategic partnership with this world-renowned partner, aligned with India’s National Education Policy (NEP) and focusing on translational research and innovative teaching.

In its first year, up to 250 students will enrol across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in data science, economics, finance and immersive arts, with student numbers projected to exceed 2,500 by year five.

The Mumbai Enterprise Campus marks the University of Bristol’s first international campus and represents a significant milestone in its 150th anniversary year. By combining academic excellence, government partnership and industry collaboration, the initiative is set to create a globally connected education and research ecosystem in the heart of Mumbai.

Alison Barrett MBE, Country Director India at the British Council, said: “My warmest congratulations to the University of Bristol and the Government of Maharashtra on their partnership to launch the Mumbai Enterprise Campus and a fully funded scholarship programme for meritorious students.

“This initiative reflects a shared commitment to widening access to world-class education, strengthening collaboration, and nurturing talent that will contribute to enabling a bright future for young people in India. It is a powerful example of how transnational education can deliver both excellence and equity, aligned with India’s National Education Policy 2020 and the ambitions of the UK–India Vision 2035.”

For detailed information on admissions and programme offerings, please visit the University’s Mumbai Enterprise Campus website.

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