This Committee has worked on the development of an integrated national strategy to attract international students, facilitate academic mobility, and embed global standards within local institutions. It will address structural, logistical, and cultural challenges to promote Mauritius as a vibrant and globally connected knowledge destination.

Focused on expanding access and employability, this Committee has worked on the design of inclusive pathways between TVET and higher education, aligning curricula with labour market needs, and embedding industry collaboration into programme delivery.

The Committee is tasked with positioning Mauritius as a global education hub by attracting international students and promoting academic excellence. Its strategy includes a strong branding and marketing campaign, targeting key international markets, building global partnerships, engaging alumni, and ensuring a sustainable, culturally sensitive student experience.

Leading systemic academic reform, this Committee has worked on the development of national benchmarks for pedagogy, assessment, and educational environments. This will help to modernise teaching methods, improve student outcomes, and ensure consistent quality across public institutions while respecting institutional autonomy.

This Committee articulates a bold vision to position Mauritius as a science diplomacy leader in the region. It also recommends how to align national scientific priorities with global research agendas, strengthen STEM education, and build strategic bridges between academia, government, and the international community.

The SiM committee spearheads the development of a seamless, digital, and centralised student application portal, while leading the national campaign to elevate the country’s academic visibility. The project will enhance cross-border mobility, institutional collaboration, and access to high-quality tertiary education for both domestic and international students.