Kenyatta University has signed a partnership agreement with South Korea’s Busan Digital University aimed at strengthening international academic collaboration, joint research and knowledge exchange.
The agreement was signed by Kenyatta University Vice-Chancellor Prof. John Okumu, PhD, represented by Deputy Vice-Chancellor in charge of Research, Innovation and Outreach, Prof. Caroline Thoruwa.
Anchored in the university’s Department of Literature, Linguistics and Foreign Languages, the partnership seeks to create new opportunities for joint research initiatives, grant writing and the exchange of academic knowledge between the two institutions.
The collaboration is expected to strengthen institutional cooperation while providing opportunities for academic growth and expanding research networks across the two universities.
The agreement forms part of Kenyatta University’s broader efforts to build strategic international partnerships that promote research, advance knowledge and enhance academic excellence.
Through the partnership, the institution aims to strengthen its global academic engagement and create opportunities for collaboration that contribute to innovation and the advancement of higher education.
The deal also underscores the growing importance of international university partnerships in promoting knowledge sharing and addressing emerging academic and research needs.
