SIGNING AN ACADEMIC PARTNERSHIP FOR JOINT RESERACH AND EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGES WITH MASTER OF ENGLISH PROGRAM, STATE UNIVERSITY OF MALANG

The academic collaboration between the Master’s Program in English Education at UIN Sumatera Utara (UINSU) and the Master’s Program in English Education at the State University of Malang represents a significant step toward enhancing academic and research capacities at both institutions. This partnership is aimed at fostering greater cooperation through several key initiatives such as joint research, academic exchanges, and collaborative teaching efforts.

One of the central goals of this agreement is to facilitate cross-institutional research projects, which will allow scholars and postgraduate students from both universities to collaborate on studies focused on English education and related fields. Such collaboration will also extend to the sharing of resources, research methodologies, and findings, providing a broader platform for academic growth.

Additionally, the agreement includes plans for academic exchanges, which will enable faculty and students to benefit from diverse teaching styles, curricula, and research environments. This exchange program is designed to improve the quality of education by providing students with international exposure and new academic perspectives. Faculty members will also have opportunities to engage in teaching or training stints at the partner university, further strengthening the academic ties between the institutions​(Magister TBI)​(Magister TBI).

Moreover, the collaboration reflects UINSU’s broader strategy of building international connections with leading universities, creating a global academic network to enhance its educational offerings and research output. This initiative aligns with the university’s commitment to integrating international perspectives into its programs, thus enriching the educational experience for its students and faculty.

This academic partnership is expected to have long-term benefits, including the development of more specialized programs and increased opportunities for students to participate in global research communities.