SAIT doubles down on new collaborative partnerships in Ireland
They say you’re only as good as the company you keep, and we couldn’t agree more.
One of SAIT’s strategic pathways to success is defined by the partnerships we seek to build with post-secondary institutions around the world.
Recently, SAIT signed two Memorandums of Understanding with institutions in Ireland — the Atlantic Technological University (ATU) and the National College of Ireland (NCI).
The agreement with ATU outlines our shared areas of interest and establishes a framework for collaboration across applied research, industry engagement, student and faculty exchange and academic programming.
Both MOUs will create new global pathways for learners to explore through study abroad opportunities, work-integrated learning and assisting research projects. Further expanding our footprint in Ireland opens doors for faculty and staff to build new connections by exchanging thoughts and ideas that support personal and professional development.
As we continue to evolve, sharing ideas and creating opportunities for global learning exposes us to new ways of thinking and approaches to teaching, learning and applied research.
In a partnership defined by shared values and goals, our commitment to collaboration with NCI is focused on enhancing the student experience and finding opportunities to advance innovation in teaching and learning.
Cherie Bowker, Dean of SAIT’s School for Advanced Digital Technology, is looking forward to building on the commitments made with our new international partners.
Cherie Bowker, Dean of SAIT’s School for Advanced Digital Technology, is looking forward to building on the commitments made with our new international partners.
“This is a dynamic, global partnership designed to support student success today and a future workforce driven by innovation and applied education.”
Both MOUs will create new global pathways for learners to explore through study abroad opportunities, work-integrated learning and assisting research projects. Further expanding our footprint in Ireland opens doors for faculty and staff to build new connections by exchanging thoughts and ideas that support personal and professional development.
As we continue to evolve, sharing ideas and creating opportunities for global learning exposes us to new ways of thinking and approaches to teaching, learning and applied research.
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