Punjab University (PU) and Brunel University of London have signed a landmark memorandum of understanding (MoU) to foster academic collaboration and research excellence. The ceremony, held at PU Vice Chancellor’s office, marked a significant step toward strengthening ties between the two institutions.
The MoU was signed by PU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Muhammad Ali and Prof Dr Sean Holmes from Brunel University. Also in attendance were Prof Dr Noshina Saleem, Head of PU’s School of Communication Studies, and Prof Dr Yaamina Salman, Director of External Linkages, along with other distinguished faculty members.
Under the agreement, the two universities will collaborate on a range of initiatives, including the exchange of academic resources, scholar and student exchange programs, and joint research and training efforts.
Speaking on the occasion, PU VC Dr Muhammad Ali highlighted the importance of international cooperation in academia, emphasizing that the MoU would prove mutually beneficial for both institutions. “This partnership will enhance opportunities for collaborative research and educational development,” he said.
Prof Dr Sean Holmes expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership, praising the collaboration with PU’s School of Communication Studies. “It has been an amazing experience to work with such a dedicated team. This partnership is a testament to the potential of global academic synergy,” he noted.
The agreement sets the stage for closer ties between the two universities, aiming to promote innovation, knowledge sharing, and educational excellence across borders.