The Lagos State University of Science and Innovation has broadened its global partnerships through a new Memorandum of Understanding signed with SGH Warsaw School of Economics, a popular European business organization.
The university revealed this in a statement issued on Thursday by its communications unit, noting that the contract was formalised at the SGH school in Warsaw, Poland, and is anticipated to produce scholastic and professional chances for trainees, scientists, and staff.
Vice-Chancellor of LASUSTECH, Olumuyiwa Odusanya, who signed the arrangement on behalf of the Nigerian organization, described the development as a significant improvement in the university’s internationalisation agenda.
According to him, the partnership reinforces LASUSTECH’s presence within the international academic community while broadening access to global partnerships for both students and faculty members.
The agreement was signed for the Polish organization by its Rector, Piotr Wachowiak.
The declaration noted that the LASUSTECH group in Warsaw included the Dean of the College of Applied Social Sciences, Olumuyiwa Olamade, together with Ayo Eso, who took part in discussions on techniques for executing the collaboration.
Under the agreement, LASUSTECH is anticipated to benefit from SGH’s worldwide accreditation framework and global academic connections, leading the way for initiatives such as student exchange programmes with transferable credits, professors exchanges, and collaborative research study activities.
The collaboration will likewise support joint research study projects in locations consisting of financial addition and digital economy studies, while expanding access to academic products and resources.
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According to the university, the engagement in Poland further opened doors for interaction with innovation communities and funding bodies, consisting of the CIC Development Center.
Odusanya stated the partnership aligns with the organization’s effect development framework as well as the wider advancement top priorities of the Lagos State Federal Government.
He added that the contract would enhance curriculum delivery, enhance staff capacity advancement, broaden opportunities for trainee mobility, and link the university to European research financing plans, including the Horizon Europe program.
LASUSTECH stated that the partnership reflects its commitment to expanding its role in international scholarship while keeping significance to local development needs.
The university added that the arrangement represents another key turning point in its drive to develop an internationally linked institution with meaningful impact in your home and abroad.