UPH Establishes Cooperation With LCC International University

UPH continues to develop its cooperation with universities around the world. This time, one of the international university that was founded in 1998, namely LCC International University, visited UPH to discuss the cooperation they are going to execute.

The arrival of LCC International University, represented by Dr. Kirk Kauffeldt, Academic Vice President, who has also served as the Vice President for Student Affairs at UPH, was warmly welcomed by Raymond Liu, President of UPH, and Jonathan L. Parapak, Rector of UPH.

LCC International University discussing cooperation with UPH

This cooperation takes place due to the evident similarities in both of the universities where they have students with diverse cultures, are  Christianity-based and have a Global Perspective. Up until now, LCC International University has 600 students of which 60% of them are international students from 27 different countries. However, there are no students from Indonesia yet. To that end, this cooperation is the first step to provide opportunities for UPH students to be able to encounter learning experience and culture in Canada through LCC International University.

In this meeting, discussions revolve around their cooperation in the form of student exchange, faculty exchange, adjustment of the course material and to conduct joint research. On this occasion, MOU signing is also executed as a form of evidence that the cooperation is officially done and approved by both parties.

Dr. Melanie J. Humphreys, Presiden of King’s University College Edmonton and Dr. Kirk Kauffeltd, Academic Vice President LCC International University

MOU signing by Dr. Kirk Kauffeltd, Academic Vice President of LCC International University and Raymond Liu, Presiden UPH.

The event was also witnessed by the President of King’s University College Edmonton, Dr. Melanie J. Humphreys, who utilizes this opportunity for introduction as well as discussion for cooperation opportunities. (ca)