On the 2nd of October 2024, a significant partnership was established between City University Malaysia and Brunel University London with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This collaboration marks a progressive step towards enhancing academic and research opportunities between the two esteemed institutions.
The MoU was signed by Associate Professor Dr. Rosnizah Shaari, the Vice Chancellor of City University Malaysia, and Professor Ashley Braganza, the Dean of Brunel Business School, Brunel University London. The agreement aims to foster joint initiatives that will benefit students, faculty members, and the broader academic communities of both universities.
Under this partnership, the two institutions will explore avenues for academic cooperation through student exchange programs, joint research projects, and faculty collaboration. Students from both universities can expect opportunities to participate in international exchange programs, gaining valuable cross-cultural experiences and expanding their academic horizons. Such initiatives will not only enhance student learning but also strengthen global perspectives, which are increasingly important in today’s interconnected world.
The collaboration between City University Malaysia and Brunel University London also focuses on research development. Both institutions will engage in joint research projects, particularly in areas that address global challenges and contribute to sustainable development. This opens up new opportunities for academic staff to collaborate on innovative research, exchange ideas, and share knowledge across borders.
Speaking at the event, Associate Professor Dr Rosnizah Shaari highlighted the significance of this partnership, stating, “This MoU represents our commitment to providing world-class education and enriching our academic ecosystem through global partnerships. We believe that this collaboration with Brunel University will provide immense benefits to both our students and faculty.”
Professor Ashley Braganza also expressed his enthusiasm, noting that the MoU aligns with Brunel University London’s vision of promoting global academic excellence. He added that the partnership would not only advance academic research but also foster strong ties between the UK and Malaysia.
This MoU is expected to pave the way for numerous educational and research opportunities that will contribute to the growth and development of both institutions in the coming years.
For more information about City University Malaysia and its programs, please visit our website, City University Malaysia.
