UTAR strengthens partnership with varsities abroad


UTAR is encouraging the intake of more foreign students to have an international community at both its campuses – the Kampar Campus in Perak and the UTAR Sungai Long Campus in the Klang Valley.

UNIVERSITI Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR) aspires to continue as a global university in the future by persevering and being relevant to the needs of the country, industries and community.

UTAR president Prof Datuk Dr Ewe Hong Tat said that as part of its ongoing globalisation efforts, the university is encouraging its partner universities all over the world to send more of their students here under exchange programmes and study tours.

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