A seven-person delegation from Taylor鈥檚 University Malaysia visited the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh on Thursday to discuss potential collaborations in various key areas, including poverty eradication, sustainable development, performing arts, student exchange, alumni relations, and intercultural communication.
This visit marks a significant step towards strengthening educational and cultural ties between the two institutions, said a press release.
The Taylor鈥檚 University delegation was led by professor Yong Yut Ho, pro-vice-chancellor, and professor Anindita Dasgupta, head of the school of liberal arts and sciences. ULAB鈥檚 delegation was headed by professor Imran Rahman, vice-chancellor, and professor Jude William Genilo, pro-vice-chancellor.聽 Other ULAB faculties present were professor Kaiser Haq, dean of the school of arts and humanities, and professor Samiya Selim, director of the centre for sustainable development.
The discussions focused on leveraging both universities鈥� strengths to foster impactful research, enriching academic programmes, and enhancing cultural understanding between Malaysia and Bangladesh. Key areas of collaboration include joint research projects, faculty and student exchanges, co-hosting of seminars and workshops, and shared initiatives for alumni engagement.
In addition to the strategic meetings, professor Anindita Dasgupta conducted an enlightening seminar with ULAB faculty on purpose-led education. This seminar provided a platform for exchanging innovative ideas and best practices aimed at fostering a more holistic and impactful educational experience for students.
