OFFICIALS of the Capiz State University and the Universitas Ahmad Dahlan of Indonesia are ironing out an agreement that will lead to more collaborations.

Officials of both schools met last week to discuss the partnership that is expected to cover exchange programs.

CAPSU said the UAD sent an invitation to “strengthen partnership through rigorous academic activities with the English Department, doing research collaboration, and extending community service.”

“The two institutions agreed to conduct a research colloquium to provide opportunities for faculty to gain experience and learn about research in the international arena; and the faculty and student exchange that is expected to take place in September,” CAPSU’s Public Information Office said on Facebook.

“Clearly, CAPSU and UAD understand their crucial role in training teachers, creating pedagogical content, and leading educational research that could greatly impact in addressing the challenges brought by the Covid19,” it added.