Virtual signing and source of pride: Universiti Teknology PETRONAS (UTP), Malaysia

UTP Virtual signing (Basten Room)

(L-R) Ms Ashleigh Folland, Faculty International Coordinator, SET; Ms Maria Gonzalez Perdomo, Senior Lecturer Australian School of Petroleum, SET; Professor Christopher Sumby, School of Physical Sciences; Associate Professor Kathryn Amos, SET; Professor Peter Høj, AC, Vice-Chancellor and President, The University of Adelaide; Dr Jessica Gallagher, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (External Engagement); Professor Peter Veitch, Head, School of Physical Sciences; Ms Lucy Anderson, Director International Development

On June 14th a Credit Transfer Agreement was finalised between the University of Adelaide and Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP), Malaysia.

Malaysia is a key partner for the University of Adelaide with a long-established history of collaboration. The Vice-Chancellor and President of the University of Adelaide, Professor Peter Høj AC and Deputy Vice-Chancellor (External Engagement), Dr Jessica Gallagher, participated in the virtual signing ceremony with UTP. Managed by the International Business Development team, this agreement formalises a 2+2 pathway into the University’s Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Chemistry) and a 2+2 pathway into our Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Petroleum), both in the Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology.

Education has always been pivotal to the relationship between Australia and Malaysia. The University’s relationship with UTP is also a source of great pride: former UTP Pro Chancellor - Tan Sri Wan Zulkiflee Wan Ariffin is an engineering graduate from the University of Adelaide.

UTP virtual signing agreement

(L-R) Dr Jessica Gallagher, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (External Engagement); Professor Peter Høj, AC, Vice-Chancellor and President, The University of Adelaide; Associate Professor Kathryn Amos, SET; Professor Christopher Sumby, School of Physical Sciences; Ms Maria Gonzalez Perdomo, Senior Lecturer Australian School of Petroleum, SET

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