International Relations, University of Delhi
The Office of International Relations welcomes students, scholars, and research fellows from across the globe to India's premier central university network
Explore International Exchange mobilityThe Office of International Relations welcomes students, scholars, and research fellows from across the globe to India's premier central university network
Explore International Exchange mobilityExperience world-class education, a vibrant campus culture, and endless diplomatic opportunities in India's capital city.
Cultural Activities
The University of Delhi (UoD) celebrated the 12th International Day of Yoga on June 21, 2026, with mass yoga sessions, the Common Yoga Protocol, and an emphasis on the "Yoga for Healthy Ageing" theme.
The University of Delhi Annual Flower Show is a vibrant springtime event featuring colorful blooms, bonsai, cacti, and floral arrangements. It typically takes place in February at the Gautam Buddha Centenary Garden (opposite the Vice-Chancellor's Office) at the North Campus.
The University of Delhi Literature Festival (DULF) 1.0 made its historic debut from February 12 to 14, 2026, marking the first university-wide official literary festival in UoD's 104-year history.
University of Delhi (UoD) frequently hosts massive, high-energy Navratri and Dandiya nights that draw students from across the North and South Campuses. These vibrant, open-air events feature live DJs, traditional dhol troupes, cultural performances, and street food.
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International Opportunities at UoD
Our Colleges
The University of Delhi Sports Council (DUSC) manages centrally operated, international-standard sports facilities located primarily on the North Campus, alongside specialized complexes spread across individual constituent colleges.
University of Delhi (UoD) offers dedicated university-managed international hostels alongside privately managed student housing options for foreign students. Accomodation is provided in International Student's House and International Students's House for Women
The University of Delhi Library System (DULS) is one of the largest academic library networks in India, comprising a centralized federation of 34 specialized libraries spread across both North and South Campuses.
The University Science Instrumentation Centre (USIC) at the University of Delhi (North Campus) is a centralized analytical facility established in 1984. It provides research infrastructure, maintaining highly sophisticated scientific instruments for researchers, faculty, and students across various science departments and constituent colleges
The University of Delhi (UoD) North Campus is a living repository of Indian history, featuring structures that date back to the British Raj, the 1857 Uprising, and the Indian Independence Movement. The university preserves these sites through dedicated heritage cells, integrating centuries-old architecture with modern academic life.
Become a part of a rich heritage since 1922.
The University has maintained its position at the top in the country as per the Centre for World University Ranking (CWUR) ranking and is 8th in the National Institutional Ranking Framework. It is also among the top 10 Indian public educational institutions / universities and the first among Indian public universities under QS BRICS University Rankings. The h-index of the University touched 192, one of the highest among Indian universities.
Learn more...How to Apply?
The Incoming Exchange student should be enrolled with the Foreign University with whom the University of Delhi has signed an Academic Exchange Agreement. The nominations must be sent by their university to the IR office of University of Delhi.
All required documents along with the Application Form for Admission of Foreign Exchange Students need to be submitted to the office of International Relations by email.
Required Documents Application form for Exchange StudentsThe office of International Relations facilitate in accommodation at the International Students’ House for Men and Women. Students who wish to apply for University Hostel accommodation must sent duly filled Accommodation Requirement Form once they receive the affiliation letter.
Accommodation Requirement FormLook for the 'Pre-arrival guide for incoming students' for more information and can ask your queries via email.
Pre-Arrival Guide for Incoming StudentsFor detailed admission process go to:-
Exchange MobilityStudent's feedback
Since I came here, I have been exposed to various new experiences. Sometimes I face difficulties as social work, which I study here, is completely new field of study and also requires Hindi in fieldwork. Still, I'm really fulfilled and sincerely appreciate this environment, opportunity, and support given by University of Delhi.
Natsumi Murai, Social Work
(Tokyo University of Foreign studies)
My studies at the Department of Political Science has given me unique insights about India. The courses at the Department have been interesting, inspiring and intellectually stimulating. Even more memorable has been the warm welcome I received from fellow students, their openness and kindness has been heartwarming and I gained many new friendships that I know will last a lifetime.
Kerstin Sigvardsson, Political Science
(University of Heidelburg, Germany )
During my time at the University of Delhi, I not only learned a lot on an academic level but also about the diverse cultures of India. Conversations with classmates from across the country broadened my perspective and taught me about Indian society. I also appreciated my teachers, who were kind, engaged, and always willing to help.
Leonie
(University of Vienna, Austria)
