Taoyuan, Taiwan, October 30, 2025 — A delegation from Universitas Trisakti conducted a benchmarking visit and explored academic cooperation opportunities with National Central University (NCU), located in Zhongli District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The visit aimed to strengthen collaboration in academics, research, and faculty and student exchanges.

The event officially began at 10:00 AM local time, opening with remarks from the NCU Vice President for Academic Affairs, Mr. Chih-Kuang Lin, followed by a response from the Vice Rector for Academic Affairs at Universitas Trisakti, Dr. Muhammad Burhannudinnur.

During the meeting, both universities presented their profiles and strengths. NCU highlighted its research and innovation capabilities in science and technology, while Universitas Trisakti showcased potential collaborations in developing dual-degree programs, visiting lecturer initiatives, and joint research across various strategic fields, including AI, semiconductors, and green innovation.

The discussion was dynamic, yielding various promising opportunities for academic and research collaboration.

Following the presentation and discussion session, the Universitas Trisakti delegation—comprising Prof. Dr. Astri Rinanti (Director of LPPM), Dr. Husna Leila Yusran, MM, CMA, CRMA (Vice Dean of FEB), Dr. Ariani, S.Sn, M.Ds (Vice Dean I of FSRD), Dr. Christy Anandha P, ST, MT (Vice Dean I of FTSP), and Dr. Tazkiaturrizki, ST, MT (Vice Dean I of FALTL)—toured several key facilities, including the Office of International Affairs, Office of Academic Affairs, Office of Student Affairs, the Library, the School of Management, the General Education Building, and sports facilities.

To conclude the visit, the group toured the laboratories at the Department of Civil Engineering—accompanied by Mr. Minh-Canh Tran, Project Associate Technologist in the Earth Sciences and Geotechnical Engineering Division—where NCU researchers develop various innovations in construction technology.

On that occasion, Dr. Muhammad Burhannudinnur stated,

“This visit is not merely an exchange of information, but the beginning of a tangible collaboration between two universities that share a common commitment to building world-class education and research. We believe this partnership will open up new opportunities for students and faculty to innovate on a global scale.”

This visit to NCU is a key part of Universitas Trisakti’s efforts to expand its international network, aligning with the university’s vision of becoming a globally competitive center of excellence in education, research, and community service.