Prof. Dr. Ferenc Lakatos, Vice Rector of Research and International Relations at the University of Sopron, recently visited INTI International University in Malaysia, where he met with Professor Joseph Lee Yu Kuang, Ph.D., Vice Chancellor.
The University of Sopron and INTI International University share a strong and well-established partnership, collaborating on co-hosted conferences and joint research
initiatives.
The primary focus areas of this collaboration include:
- Sustainability Transition
- Innovation Ecosystems
- Digital Solutions
in Tourism and International Economics.
During their meeting, Prof. Dr. Lakatos and Prof. Lee engaged in a productive discussion on further strengthening the ties between the two institutions. Both leaders expressed enthusiasm for expanding joint academic and research opportunities, ensuring a future of continued collaboration and innovation.
As the University of Sopron continues to build its global academic network, partnerships like these play a crucial role in fostering cross-border knowledge exchange and impactful research. We look forward to more fruitful cooperation between our institutions in the years to come.
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