GAO Strengthens Ties in ASEAN for Global Exchange

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Ms Lidya, Program and Collaboration Coordinator, HEI-Asia (centre), welcomes GAO and provides an overview of BINUS University’s global partnerships.
Ms Lidya, Program and Collaboration Coordinator, HEI-Asia (centre), welcomes GAO and provides an overview of BINUS University’s global partnerships.
Collaborative ideas exchanges between GAO and the Office of Collaboration & Global Engagement of BINUS University.
Collaborative ideas exchanges between GAO and the Office of Collaboration & Global Engagement of BINUS University.
Mr Ahmad Fadhil Yusof, Manager (Outbound Mobility), Global Education & Experience (2nd from the left) and Dr Ken Yau, Head of Global Affairs (2nd from the right) exchange souvenirs.
Mr Ahmad Fadhil Yusof, Manager (Outbound Mobility), Global Education & Experience (2nd from the left) and Dr Ken Yau, Head of Global Affairs (2nd from the right) exchange souvenirs.
A productive meeting between HSUHK and UTM, paving the way for future academic collaborations.
A productive meeting between HSUHK and UTM, paving the way for future academic collaborations.

The Global Affairs Office (GAO) visited universities in two ASEAN countries in July 2025 to foster collaboration and enhance global exchange activities. 
 
On 29 July 2025, the delegation was warmly greeted by the Office of Collaboration & Global Engagement at BINUS University (BINUS) in Indonesia, an exchange partner of HSUHK since 2022. During the visit, BINUS showcased its campus and student residences, offering the delegation an opportunity to gain a good understanding of its facilities. The team also had the chance to meet with a BINUS student who will be joining HSUHK for exchange study in the upcoming semester. The visit helps to deepen ties and further strengthen the partnership between the two institutions. 
 
The delegation continued its journey on 30 July with a visit to Universiti Teknologi in Malaysia (UTM), marking a significant step toward establishing new partnerships in the region. With discussions on potential collaboration already underway, the visit included a meeting with its international office and a campus tour. The exchange of ideas and perspectives during the visit laid the groundwork for future collaborations. 

Through these visits, the GAO continues to build and strengthen relationships with universities in Indonesia and Malaysia, opening doors to diverse cultural and exchange opportunities.