8 May 2025 – Morning Engagement
      A delegation from the School of Languages and General Education (SOLGEN) led by Asst. Prof. Dr. Kannika Thongkhao, paid a courtesy visit to the Faculty of Education, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM). The delegates included three lecturers from the General Languages Department—Asst. Prof. Khalid Midam, Dr. Sanhanut Kesornsit, and Dr. Jatuporn Parnthong—as well as two lecturers from the Languages Department, Aj. Ronaldo Cheed Wyeth Somoso Reye and Aj. Jose Luis Jacobson.
The delegation was warmly received by Dr. Khairul Azhar Jamaludin, Deputy Dean of Industrial Network Affairs, and Prof. Madya Dr. Harwati Hashim, Deputy Dean of Research and Innovation. Also in attendance were Dr. Hanita Hanim Ismail, Coordinator of International Relations, along with Dr. Nur Syafiqah Yaccob and Dr. Wong Wei Lun, lecturers at the Center for Innovation Studies for Learning and Teaching.
The meeting focused on exploring meaningful opportunities for academic and research collaboration between SOLGEN and the Faculty of Education, UKM. Both parties expressed a strong commitment to fostering a sustainable partnership and impactful academic exchange between the two institutions.

8 May 2025 – Afternoon Engagement
        The SOLGEN delegation visited CITRA (School of Liberal Studies), Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), for a collaborative engagement focused on academic development and future partnerships. The delegation was warmly welcomed by Dr. Daing Zairi Ma’arof, Deputy Dean of Industry & Society Network Affairs, along with members of CITRA’s management and administrative team. Also present was Mrs. Tuti Martini Mahmud, Head of Administration. During the session, both parties exchanged insights on their respective curricula, approaches to English language teaching, and various school activities. They also discussed current issues and challenges faced in language education, fostering a meaningful dialogue on shared experiences and solutions. The meeting further explored opportunities for collaboration in research, student development, and intercultural initiatives. Key highlights included SOLGEN’s potential participation in CITRA’s flagship event, the BRAVEHEART Carnival, and future joint academic and co-curricular programs.
        Both institutions expressed a strong commitment to developing a long-term, impactful partnership that promotes innovation, global engagement, and academic excellence.