Curtin Malaysia and Presidency University Unite to Enhance Global Education Collaboration
Curtin University Malaysia formalized a partnership with Presidency University in Dhaka, Bangladesh, through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on September 1, 2025. This collaboration aims to facilitate knowledge exchange, joint research initiatives, and prepare graduates for success in a globally interconnected environment.
MoU Signing Ceremony
The MoU signing ceremony was held at Curtin Malaysia’s campus in Miri, marking a significant step in fostering academic collaboration between the two institutions. The agreement underscores a shared commitment to developing graduates who are equipped to tackle international challenges.
Representatives at the Ceremony
Professor Tang Fu Ee, Dean of Learning and Teaching at Curtin Malaysia, represented the university during the signing, while Professor Dr. MD Shahrukh Adnan Khan, Director of External Affairs at Presidency University, signed on behalf of his institution. The ceremony also included attendance by senior academics from Curtin Malaysia, reflecting the importance of this partnership.
Focus on Education and Development
Professor Tang highlighted Curtin Malaysia’s focus on delivering education that meets industry demands and noted the institution’s status as the largest international campus of Curtin University. He pointed out that Presidency University’s emphasis on student development aligns with Curtin’s educational objectives.
Transformative Potential of the MoU
Professor Dr. MD Shahrukh described the MoU as a transformative opportunity for both institutions, facilitating collaborative educational initiatives that are expected to have a positive impact on the academic sectors in both Bangladesh and Malaysia.
Aims of the Agreement
The agreement lays the groundwork for developing joint academic programs, promoting staff and student exchanges, and conducting collaborative research, all aimed at enhancing the internationalization of higher education in both countries.
Source: Curtin University Malaysia
