The document was signed within the framework of cooperation, which will open up new opportunities for academic exchange and joint scientific research.
Both sides will strive to take the necessary steps to promote and develop cooperation in the following areas:
- exchange of students, undergraduates, postgraduates for training, research, internships;
- joint conducting of courses and seminars, management of master's and doctoral dissertations;
- organization of training of teachers, research staff, undergraduates and postgraduates in universities;
- improving the quality of training and professional development of teaching staff;
- joint preparation and publication of educational materials to update and create new textbooks and teaching aids based on research;
- development of a joint program for the publication, preparation and publication of scientific literature;
- development of a mechanism and ensuring the interaction of expert, scientific, technical and dissertation councils to assess the level of training of undergraduates, graduate students, as well as their dissertations;
- participation in joint scientific research in priority areas using the material and technical base of the Parties on a mutually acceptable basis;
- creation of conditions for training and retraining, promotion of innovative activity in education and science, commercialization of research results;
- joint organization of scientific conferences and seminars;
- joint participation and development of international cooperation programs in the field of scientific innovation, integration into global scientific, educational and information systems, as well as the development of joint research projects for participation in competitions of international foundations and organizations;
- organizing and conducting distance/e-learning; any other areas of cooperation agreed upon by the parties.
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) is a leading innovative entrepreneurial research university in the field of engineering sciences and technology. It is located both in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, and in Johor Bahru, a southern city in Iskandar, Malaysia, which represents a dynamic economic corridor in the south of peninsular Malaysia.
Students: 16,425 undergraduate students, 8,355 graduate students.
Teaching staff: 1,578 academicians and 1,439 academicians-doctors of sciences.