Enverga University, INTI Malaysia strengthen academic cooperation through renewed agreement

Strengthening opportunities for international academic cooperation, Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation renewed its memorandum of understanding with INTI International University and Colleges of Malaysia during the ICANDIT 2026 Conference in Sukabumi, Indonesia.

The ceremonial signing took place July 7 and reaffirmed the institutions’ longstanding partnership in academic excellence, global engagement, collaborative research, faculty and student mobility, and the exchange of knowledge and best practices.

MSEUF President Naila Leveriza and Prof. Dr. Goh Khang Wen, pro-vice chancellor of INTI International University and Colleges, formally signed the renewed agreement on behalf of their respective institutions.

Dr. Jennifer Reyes, director of the MSEUF Global Engagement Office, and Prof. Dr. Deshinta Dewi, director of the International Relations and Cooperation Center, witnessed the signing. Their participation highlighted the partnership’s role in supporting regional and international higher education initiatives.

The signing took place on the sidelines of the ICANDIT 2026 Conference, which gathered educators, researchers and higher education leaders from Asia and other regions to exchange ideas, present research and strengthen institutional partnerships.

Through the renewed agreement, MSEUF and INTI International University and Colleges will continue to expand opportunities for collaborative research, mobility programs, knowledge sharing and international academic engagement. The partnership also supports MSEUF’s efforts to develop globally connected academic programs and prepare graduates for an increasingly interconnected world.

The renewed partnership supports MSEUF’s vision of becoming a globally competitive university by strengthening international linkages, collaborative research and academic mobility. It also reflects the University’s core values of Excellence and Unity by promoting shared learning and cooperation across institutions and cultures.

• SDG 4: Quality Education — The partnership promotes international academic cooperation, collaborative research and global learning opportunities for students and faculty.
• SDG 9: Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure — The agreement supports joint research, innovation and the exchange of expertise that may contribute to addressing regional and global challenges.
• SDG 17: Partnerships for the Goals — The renewed memorandum strengthens cross-border institutional cooperation, knowledge sharing and capacity-building initiatives.