Viet Nam called Foreign Trade University is looking for a UK partner for the delivery of a degree in International Political Economy

They are looking at either a Franchised model or an articulation programme (3+1)  aiming to start in 2022 if possible.

The first cohort of students will be a maximum of 30 students. 

The government in Cambodia wants companies to design and deliver training and capacity building courses for the tourism sector.  The contract is split into 7 lots and interested parties will need to ask for the relevant application documentation via the British Chamber of Commerce 

An Erasmus+ participating University based in Quatar is looking to partner with a UK University to explore joint degree and masters programmes in the following areas: 

• Health Sciences
• Computer Sciences 
• Education and Social Work 

The UK’s Department for International Trade, in collaboration with PromPeru, are pleased to invite you to Peru Day: A virtual conference and B2B event that aims to bring together Peruvian and UK companies in light of the bicentenary of Peru's independence.

Day 1: Tuesday 30 March, From:14:00 - 16:00 GMT

Day 2: Wednesday 31 March, 14:00 - 17:00 GMT

Please note this webinar organised by the British Council titled “Perspectives on international collaboration: The Role of industry engagement in UK and Malaysia Higher Education collaboration”, details as follows:

Date     : 24 March 2021, Wednesday

Time     : 0800 – 1000 (UK)

Platform: MS Teams

Please do join us by registering here. 

This British Council event considers how the development of industry engagement practices in higher education is reflected in partnership opportunities between UK and Malaysia.  The event is set against a strong background of UK-Malaysia Higher Education collaboration, and a focus in both countries on the role of university-industry engagement in driving excellence, impact and economic outcomes from research and education activities.  The event is planned as the first in a series of conversations with UK and Malaysia key sector stakeholders, that will go on to explore in more detail the practices, issues and opportunities for collaboration across the spectrum of relevant activities: research, in teaching and education, students and graduate talent as well as the role universities play in society. 

This webinar is designed to provide a broad-brush perspective from UK and Malaysia including:

• Sharing an overview of the UK and Malaysian landscape for U-I engagement;
• Exploring challenges and opportunities in the Covid-19 era; and
• Discussing frameworks and models of best practices to support partnerships.

More details on this webinar are available on our website.

Intel Bridge Education provides 3 different education services in the UK.

1. Intel-Bridge Education ( Educational Agent- UK)
2. Acumen International College (We offer IGCSE and Advanced Level Foundation in collaboration with Kings Education UK.)
3. Myanmar Business and Technology University ( We offer SQA Advanced Diploma and the students are able to progress to the final year of the top-up degree in UK)

They are looking for partners to work together in Myanmar to provide opportunities for Myanmar students studying business or science to complete their degree in the UK

They are predominantly wanting to act as an agent for UK universities or to deliver UK qualifications in Myanmar

A private company is looking to partner with a UK university in transnational education (TNE). The Department for International Trade Jakarta is at an early stage of partnership with a private company that manages a Special Economic Zone (SEZ) to explore Transnational Education (TNE) in Indonesia.

A Vietnamese agricultural university is interested in TNE partnerships (2+2, 3+1) for their current English-taught programmes listed as below:

Business Management, Financial Economics, Agricultural Economics, Crop Science, and Biotechnology

Students will spend 1 to 2 years studying at VNUA and complete the degree at British universities.

They are also looking at franchising programmes and welcome the idea of becoming a teaching centre for the partner UK University if applicable.

The University is based in Hanoi and has1355 staff and  25,000 students pursuing different types of training, including 1,000 Master and nearly 50 Doctoral candidates.   

Malaysian university is looking to partner with a UK university for accounting and finance programmes.