Our graduates contribute to the economic, social, cultural and scientific development of every continent in the world. Likewise, our research outputs contribute significantly to the emergence and delivery of new technological achievements that act as a catalyst for economic change and cultural enrichment throughout the world.
Continued internationalisation of the University’s activities in a holistic way will allow us to extend our global reach further. Drivers for change include the development of partnerships with top international universities, multinational companies and other global stakeholders, maximising the potential for knowledge transfer, cutting-edge research, innovative teaching
collaborations and the commercialisation of research. The continued development of programmes which are attractive and relevant to international as well as home students and our innovation of the curriculum to allow more students to enhance their employability through studying and working abroad will also remain priorities.
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