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The University at Albany announced a new knowledge partnership with the Ramaiah Institute of Science and Management (RISM), a new skill-focused university launching this fall in Bengaluru, India.

For Battulga “Tulga” Buyannemekh, a commitment to public service has always been both personal and professional. Shaped by his family’s example and a life that spanned multiple cultures, Buyannemekh now brings that commitment to his work with New York State’s Cyber Incident Response Team, following the completion of his PhD at the University at Albany.

Read an interview with Khem Sedhai, a PhD candidate in UAlbany's Department of Education Policy & Leadership and a data analyst for the Division of Student Affairs & Enrollment's assessment and planning unit.

The University at Albany developed new international academic and research collaborations during a multi-city visit to India last week, highlighted by the launch of a new strategic knowledge partnership with Ramaiah University of Applied Sciences (RUAS) and visits to local schools and universities.

Students who studied abroad earn on average $4,159 more in their first job after graduation than those who did not, according to a recent report from The Forum on Education Abroad.

As part of a new periodic series spotlighting international student alums called "On the Move," the following is an article about the academic and professional life of alum and Saudi scholar Amaal Alharbi who graduated from UAlbany with her Master's degree five years ago in December 2020.

We were deeply saddened to learn of the passing of two UAlbany alumni as a result of injuries sustained in the fire on Western Avenue.

Explore UAlbany's schedule of events for 2025 International Education Week (November 17 to 21, 2025).