Monrovia, Liberia – Dr. Cecelia Cassell, Director of the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE) of Liberia has emphasized the value of a top-notch international education for Liberian students and praised organizations that are giving young people access to opportunities around the world.
Dr. Cassell stressed the need of foreign collaborations in enhancing Liberia’s national higher education system when addressing a group of students, parents, and educators. She noted that exposure to top-notch academic programs overseas gives Liberian students the critical thinking abilities, self-assurance, and global perspectives necessary for both personal and national growth.
Her comments demonstrated the NCHE’s strong commitment to fostering initiatives that increase educational access and quality outside of Liberia. During her speech, Dr. Cassell praised Sharda University of India in particular for its excellent job in educating Liberian students, pointing out that the university has grown to be a ray of hope for many young Liberians looking for reasonably priced, top-notch postsecondary education.
Liberian students who attend Sharda University are coming home with “enhanced knowledge, global perspectives, and a readiness to contribute meaningfully to Liberia’s socio-economic progress,” she said, highlighting the institution’s contributions to academic excellence, multicultural engagement, and student success.
Dr. Cassell’s commendation is in line with the NCHE’s overarching goal of guaranteeing that students have access to high-quality instruction and demanding curricula that satisfy global standards. Her remarks during the expo reaffirmed the need of collaborations with internationally renowned organizations, such as Sharda University, in developing Liberia’s upcoming generation of professionals, leaders, and innovators.
“Global education is not just a pathway for degrees it is a gateway for transformation,” Dr. Cassell said, encouraging Liberian students and families to explore opportunities that challenge minds and expand horizons. She also reiterated the commission’s commitment to collaborating with international education partners to enhance the quality, relevance, and competitiveness of Liberia’s human capital.
Because of its stellar reputation for academic instruction, research collaboration, and student assistance, Sharda University has drawn students from a wide range of nations, including Liberia, and remains a top choice for anybody looking for a globally renowned university education.
Representatives from Indian colleges, including Sharda, had a chance to interact with Liberian students directly during the Study in India Education Fair by providing information on program options, admissions, and scholarships. The NCHE’s support for high-quality academic mobility and cross-border educational engagement as critical instruments for national development was highlighted by Dr. Cassell’s attendance and endorsement at the event.
The panel, led by Dr. Cassell, is pushing for programs that provide academic quality and global competitiveness as Liberia strengthens its higher education system, giving Liberian students the opportunity to thrive both domestically and internationally.
