ABOUT US :
OUR ACTIVITIES:
Welcome  to the Centre for International Relations at Annamalai University, a hub of  global engagement and academic excellence. Our center serves as a vibrant  platform dedicated to fostering international collaborations, cross-cultural  exchanges, and cutting-edge research initiatives. With a strong commitment to  promoting a diverse and inclusive academic environment, we facilitate opportunities  for students, scholars, and researchers from around the world to connect,  learn, and collaborate.
At the  Centre for International Relations, we believe in the power of cultural  diversity to enrich perspectives and drive innovation. Our team works tirelessly  to establish partnerships with renowned institutions across the globe, enabling  us to offer a wide range of international programs, joint research projects,  and exchange opportunities. Whether you're a student seeking a transformative  international education experience or a researcher looking to collaborate on  ground-breaking projects, our center provides the resources and support to make  your aspirations a reality.
Explore  our website to discover the multitude of programs, events, and resources that  the Centre for International Relations has to offer. Join us in embracing the  global spirit of learning, discovery, and friendship. Together, we'll shape a  brighter and more interconnected future.
INTERNATIONAL HOSTEL:
Welcome  to the International Hostel at Annamalai University, a home away from home for  global explorers and scholars. Our International Hostel provides a warm and  inclusive environment, where students from diverse cultures come together to  create lasting connections and unforgettable experiences.
Nestled  within the picturesque campus of Annamalai University, the International Hostel  offers comfortable accommodations, modern amenities, and a supportive community  that fosters cultural exchange and personal growth. Whether you're an international  student embarking on a new educational journey or a visiting researcher seeking  a welcoming space, our hostel is designed to cater to your needs.
Immerse  yourself in a vibrant multicultural atmosphere, where you'll have the  opportunity to share traditions, languages, and ideas with fellow residents  from around the world. Engage in enriching activities, workshops, and events  that celebrate the global tapestry of cultures represented within our walls.
Located  just moments away from academic facilities and campus resources, the  International Hostel ensures that you have everything you need to thrive  academically and personally. Embrace this unique opportunity to broaden your  horizons, forge lifelong friendships, and make memories that span continents.
Experience  the world without leaving campus at the Annamalai University International  Hostel. Join us in creating a truly global community where diversity is  celebrated, and every journey is embraced.
MOU:
S.No  | 
Nature of collaboration  | 
1.  | 
Distance programme, joint research consultancy, seminars and    conferences, Staff and students exchange programmes. By-    ValayaAlongkornRajabhar University, Thailand.  | 
2.  | 
Co-operation with specific project outlines, Participation of faculty    members on academic activities like seminars, conferences, workshops, library    exchanges etc., Career guidance for students. By- Eastern University    Srilanka.  | 
3.  | 
Development of p-glycoprotein inhibitors to overcome cancer multidrug    resistance.  visited NIH  in 2013-2014 for the development of    4th  generation inhibitors. By- Dr. Suresh V Ambudkar, Laboratory of    Cell Biology, National Cancer Institute, National Institute of Health,    Bathesea, USA.  | 
4.  | 
Antitumor effect of bilirubin and bilirubin coated gold nanopartices    in mice xengraft model. By – Dr. Pierson Rathinaraj, Centre for    Transdisciplinary Research and Innovation Wintec Private Bag, Waikato Mail    Centre, Hamilton, New Zealand.  | 
5.  | 
Preparation of nanaoparticles for drug encapsulation and analysis of    their anticancer efficiency.  Targeted drug delivery in Cancer cells.    By-  Hsies- Chin Tsai, Graduate Instutute of Applied Science and    Technology, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taipei,    Taiwan.  | 
6.  | 
Risk Reduction – Inhibition of phytochemical products of oral lesions    induced by smokeless tobacco. By- Swedish Match North Europe AB, Stockholm,    Sweden.  | 
7.  | 
Prevention of oral lesions caused by smokeless tobacco. By- Vinca    Institute of Nuclear Sciences, University of Belgrade, Serbia.  | 
8.  | 
Functional proteomic analysis of clock gene products in Drosophila and    Mammalian Systems. By- University of Malaya, Malayasia.  | 
9.  | 
Exchange in Academics and Research. By- Scottish Association for Marie    Sciences (SAMS), University of Highlands & Islands, Scotaland.  | 
10  | 
Obhama Singh Knowledge Institute 
Academic exchange of the Staff and students for collaborative research. By-    Tennesee Technological university(TTU), USA.  | 
11.  | 
Agreement on Academic Exchange 
Collaboration in the Area of ‘Material Processing Using Explosives’ to    promote academic exchanges. By- Kumamoto University, Japan.  | 
12.  | 
IRRI- International Rice Research Institute USAID – IKP Project. By-    Manila, Philippines.  | 
13.  | 
CAA – Commercial Agricultural Alliance USAID – IKP Project. By- Nepal  | 
14.  | 
India – US Bilateral Collaborative Research Partnership (CRP) on    diabetes Research. By- NIDDR/NIH (U.S) and ICMR (India)  | 
15.  | 
Establishment of Academic Partnership on Education, Human Resource    Development and Institutional Capacity Building. From 2015 for 5 years. By-    University of Jaffna, Sri Lanka  | 
16.  | 
Enhancement of academic and professional performance.  From 1st    December 2016 for 5 years. By- Eastern University, Vantharumoolai, Sri Lanka.  | 
17.  | 
Joint Research Programme on /clinical Studies and other Research    activities.  From 1st September 2016 for 5 years. By- Fukuoka    University, Japan.  | 
18.  | 
Joint Research and Exchange of Students of Nursing. By- Ngee Ann    Polytechnic School of Health Science, Singapore.  | 
19.  | 
ChennaisAmirta International Institute of Hotel Management.  | 
20.  | 
International Maritime Academy, Chennai.  | 
21.  | 
Care Institute of Behavioural Sciences,Chennai.  | 
22.  | 
Aakhaash Institute of Media Studies, Pondicherry.  | 
23.  | 
A Memorandum of Understanding for Academic Cooperation Between    University of Malaya and Annamalai University.   | 
24.  | 
Au - International Rice Research Institute (IRRI), Los Banos,    Philippines, MoU for Multiple Stress Tolerant Rice varieties for Tamilnadu.  | 
25.  | 
Consortium for Technical Education (CTE), Chennai, Au-Department of    Information Technology.  | 
26.  | 
Au - Institute of Applied Mineralogy and Economic Geology and Laboratory    of Geochemistry and Environmental Analytical Chemistry, RWTH Aachen    University, Germany.  | 
27.  | 
Entrepreneurial Club, Department of Business Administration, Annamalai    University and Case Society Research of India (CSIR).  |