The Faculty of Communication Science at Universitas Esa Unggul (UEU), in collaboration with UST Angelicum College from the Philippines, recently organized a faculty exchange program as part of their efforts to strengthen international academic partnerships. This exchange program involved Dr. Glenn Irwin C. Reynon, Head of the Office of Branding and Social Media and Chair of the Communication Program at UST Angelicum College. The program aims to promote mutually beneficial cooperation, academic exchange, and strengthen partnerships between the two institutions.
The primary goal of this faculty mobility program is to develop collaborations that provide long-term benefits for all parties involved. This program is expected to foster academic exchange, share experiences and best practices in communication and media, and ultimately enrich the academic perspectives of faculty and students at both universities.
Dr. Glenn Irwin C. Reynon’s visit and participation in this exchange program mark a significant milestone in the development of the international network between the two universities. During the program, Dr. Reynon shared his expertise and knowledge on branding strategies, social media, and the latest trends in communication education.
Key Outcomes of This Initiative:
Strengthened international collaboration between Universitas Esa Unggul and UST Angelicum College.
Promotion of academic exchange through faculty mobility and joint teaching.
Enhanced academic insights for students and faculty at both universities.
Contribution to IKU 6 (International Collaboration Indicators) as part of Universitas Esa Unggul’s global partnership initiatives.
Both universities believe that this faculty exchange program will open up further opportunities for academic collaboration, joint research, and the development of joint programs that benefit the academic communities in Indonesia and the Philippines.
This program is expected to serve as a model for future international academic partnerships, creating more opportunities for collaboration in various fields of study, particularly in communication and media.
