UMN Strengthens Academic Partnerships with Universities in Malaysia

UMN’s Visit to UTAR to Expand International Program Collaborations (Source : International Office UMN)

Tangerang – Universitas Multimedia Nusantara (UMN) has officially established and extended its collaborations with three universities in Malaysia in October 2026. These partnerships will cover a range of internationalization and academic development programs, including student exchanges, research collaborations, and Visiting Professor programs.

As part of its ongoing commitment to expanding its international network and improving the quality of education, UMN had the opportunity to establish collaborations with three Malaysian universities. The visit was also attended by UMN Rector, Dr. Andrey Andoko, and International Office Manager, Septian Sugara, S.Pd., MISt.

During the visit, UMN also strengthened its ongoing collaboration with Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR). Both universities discussed several opportunities to develop academic programs, including Guest Lectures, Visiting Professors, PhD programs for UMN lecturers, student exchanges, and acceleration programs.

The meeting was an opportunity for UMN to further strengthen its partnership with UTAR and ensure that the agreed programs continue to move forward.

UMN’s Visit to the University of Cyberjaya (Source: International Office UMN)

UMN also explored further opportunities for collaboration with the University of Cyberjaya. Discussions covered several international programs, including research collaborations, student exchange programs, and global internship opportunities. Both universities also discussed the possibility of aligning study programs between UMN’s Faculty of Arts and Design and the University of Cyberjaya’s Faculty of Creative Arts and Design.

Official Launch of the Collaboration between UMN and Universiti Malaya-Wales (Source: International Office UMN)

In its discussions with another university, UMN also explored various opportunities for international collaboration. These included research focusing on sustainability communication, academic publications, student exchanges, student mobility, and Visiting Professor programs.

The various collaborative programs developed through these partnerships are expected to involve all four faculties at UMN. Beyond giving students the opportunity to gain international learning experiences, these programs will also allow UMN lecturers to develop their academic expertise, expand their research networks, and gain more experience working with international academic partners.

By Rachel Tiffany | UMN News Service

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