IN A BID to boost its internationalization efforts, the Central Luzon State University partnered with two universities abroad.

The school signed a memorandum of understanding each with the Michigan State University in the United States and the Maejo University in Thailand.

CLSU will work with MSU to strengthen the scientific and technological academic program of its College of Veterinary Science and Medicine and Center for Transboundary and Animal Diseases.

The two universities will also collaborate in research areas such as biosensors and diagnostics, veterinary sciences, nanotechnology, food safety, environmental sustainability, biological sciences, aquatic and marine sciences, and agricultural sciences.

“This collaboration intensifies the efforts and global impact of the university by providing quality education and innovative research and development engagement,” CLSU said.

Meanwhile, CLSU’s Department of English and Humanities partnered with Maejo University for academic and research cooperation which include student mobility, joint research projects and activities, and faculty exchange among others.

Maejo University and CLSU have been active partners in providing quality education since 2019.