Published Date: 2025-04-02, Wednesday
Kathmandu University and Siam University, Bangkok, Thailand, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen academic collaboration and foster innovation in higher education. The agreement marks a significant step toward enhancing global partnerships and expanding opportunities for students and faculty from both institutions.
The MoU, signed on April 2, 2025, outlines a shared vision to promote academic excellence, research, and cultural exchange. Through this partnership, KU and Siam University will work together in key areas, including:
Exchange Programs: Facilitating the exchange of faculty members and students for academic and cultural enrichment.
Collaborative Research and Innovation: Engaging in joint teaching, research, consultancy studies, and development initiatives.
Academic Resource Sharing: Promoting the exchange of scholarly materials, publications, and educational resources.
New Academic Programs: Introducing collaborative academic initiatives such as Joint Degrees, Dual Degrees, Executive Development Programs, and Faculty Development Programs.
Cultural and Intellectual Engagement: Creating avenues for cultural immersion and intellectual development for students and faculty members.
Speaking on the occasion, representatives from both institutions expressed their enthusiasm for this new partnership. They emphasized that the collaboration will not only enhance academic and research capacities but also contribute to the global learning experience of students and faculty members.
This agreement reflects KU’s commitment to fostering international collaborations and strengthening its position as a leading institution in higher education. The partnership with Siam University is expected to pave the way for future innovations in education, research, and professional development.
With this strategic alliance, KU and Siam University look forward to a transformative journey of knowledge-sharing and academic excellence, further bridging the gap between Nepal and Thailand in higher education.