Central Asian University and Franklin University Switzerland Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Advance Global Academic Collaboration
Central Asian University (CAU) has officially signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Franklin University Switzerland (FUS), marking the beginning of a strategic international partnership between the two institutions.
Franklin University Switzerland, a prestigious institution accredited in both the United States and Switzerland, is known for its multidisciplinary education model that integrates academic rigor with global engagement and experiential learning. Through initiatives such as academic travel, internships, and applied research, FUS cultivates culturally competent, critically minded leaders prepared for the demands of a globalized world.
The newly signed agreement outlines a comprehensive framework for collaboration, including:
Exchange of students and faculty
Joint development of educational and research projects
Organization of seminars, conferences, and training programs
Co-publication of academic research
Knowledge-sharing in tourism and educational best practices
The newly signed agreement outlines a comprehensive framework for collaboration, including:
Exchange of students and faculty
Joint development of educational and research projects
Organization of seminars, conferences, and training programs
Co-publication of academic research
Knowledge-sharing in tourism and educational best practices
The MoU is effective for an initial period of five years and includes provisions for automatic renewal upon mutual agreement.
“This partnership with Franklin University Switzerland reinforces our mission to build a globally integrated academic environment,” said Kamran Gulamov, Rector of Central Asian University. “Together, we are creating opportunities for students and faculty to engage in transformative international experiences.”
This collaboration marks another milestone in Central Asian University’s efforts to connect with leading institutions worldwide and provide its academic community with access to high-impact global education initiatives.