<h1>Universities form transnational dual bachelor's cyber security program raising accreditation, visa, credential recognition, IP and governance questions</h1> Two universities-one Australian and one Indian-have entered a formal transnational partnership to offer a dual bachelor's degree in cyber security, enabling students to complete initial coursework in India and advanced studies in Australia and obtain both institutions' qualifications. The arrangement implicates cross-border education regulation, accreditation and credential recognition, student mobility and visa compliance, and governance of joint research and intellectual property; it likely requires approvals from relevant national quality assurance bodies and clear contractual terms on admissions, credit transfer, tuition, data protection, and dispute resolution.