Canada-India Centre for Excellence in Science, Technology, Trade and Policy at Carleton University Ottawa, Canada December 2010

Carleton University  26,000 undergraduate and graduate students from more than 150 countries  More than 80 programs in six faculties:  Engineering  Sprott School of Business  Public Affairs  Science  Arts and Social Sciences  Graduate and Postdoctoral Affairs

State-of-the-art facilities and labs

Located in the Nation’s Capital 4

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Carleton University - a global community 5

Carleton and Globalization  Internationalization is part of Carleton’s institutional fabric  Carleton is known for its international focus:  The Norman Paterson School for International Affairs  Centre for European Studies  The only degree programme in African Studies in Canada  More than 85 exchange agreements with universities in over 30 countries around the world

Carleton’s Canada-India Centre  The Canada-India Centre at Carleton will:  Raise the level of public awareness and importance of India to Canada  Contribute to better policy development  Help connect the governments of both countries on public policy issues  Contribute to public diplomacy and convene experts and leaders from the public, private and non-profit sectors  Engage the public, media and students on issues critical to both countries

Established Partnerships  Carleton has already established partnerships with  Birla Institute of Technology (BITS)  University of Delhi  Modi Institute of Technology and Science  Tata Institute of Fundamental Research  Indian Statistical Institute  University of Petroleum and Energy Studies  Ontario-Maharashtra Goa Program »University of Pune »IIT Mumbai »Jai Hind College

Recent Events & Visits to Carleton  “ Powering Up India” roundtable discussion with the Honourable Sushil Kumar Shinde, Minister of Power including participants from industry, academia and government on September 17 th,  Roundtable discussion on “The Rise of India: Growth and Global Trade” with the Honourable Anand Sharma, Minister of Commerce and Industry including participants from industry, academia and government on September 25 th, 2010  Visit of Dr.Sukhadeo Thorat, Head of the University Grants Commission and several Universities.  Visit of Dr. Rajagopala Chidambaram Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India

Carleton’s Canada-India Centre The landmark River Building will house Carleton’s Canada-India Centre

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The river building will provide Canada’s future politicians, diplomats, public servants and leaders in the voluntary and business sectors with education and training.