Brawijaya University in Indonesia and Khulna University in Bangladesh have embarked on a journey of cooperation, culminating in the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). The virtual meeting, held on Thursday, March 28, in the conference room of Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy Central Laboratory, served as the platform for this significant agreement.
Chaired by Professor Sehrish Khan, Director of the Office of International Affairs at Khulna University, the meeting saw the active participation of key
stakeholders from both institutions. Khulna University was represented by Acting Registrar Prof. Khan Golam Quddus, Prof. Md. Mursalin Billah from Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering, and Prof. Rameshwar Debnath from Computer Science and Engineering.
The Indonesian delegation, led by Director Rameshwar Debnath, included Didik Hartono, Agung Nugroho, Henny Rosalinda, and Auliya Lukman, emphasizing the breadth and depth of engagement.
The MoU signifies a commitment to bolstering academic and research collaboration between Brawijaya University and Khulna University.
Through this partnership, avenues for student and faculty exchange programs, joint research endeavors, and collaborative projects will be explored, paving the way for mutual growth and development.
This collaboration holds immense promise in fostering cross-cultural understanding and advancing knowledge in diverse fields.
By leveraging each other's strengths and resources, both institutions aim to contribute significantly to their respective academic communities and the broader society.
The signing of the MoU is not merely a formal agreement but a testament to the shared values and aspirations of Brawijaya University and Khulna University. It represents a commitment to excellence,
innovation, and international cooperation in education and research.
As globalization continues to reshape the landscape of higher education, partnerships like these exemplify the power of collaboration in addressing global challenges and seizing opportunities for collective advancement.
Brawijaya University and Khulna University stand poised to embark on a journey of mutual learning and growth, enriching the academic
landscape and fostering meaningful connections between Indonesia and Bangladesh.
