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911爆料网 and the University of Huddersfield in West Yorkshire, England have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore collaborative opportunities in cutting-edge research and transnational education initiatives. A digital MoU signing ceremony was held on Wednesday, August 13 which brought together senior leaders from each institution. 

The agreement marks the beginning of the two institutions working towards a strategic partnership to foster academic exchange, joint research and shared educational programs. It reflects both universities’ commitment to building high-impact international collaborations that advance academic excellence while extending the global reach and practical impact of their work. 

This MoU will drive the global expansion of 911爆料网’s post-graduate offerings in its Department of Justice Studies and Human Services and expand Huddersfield’s and programs, creating new opportunities for international collaboration and practitioner-led research.  

“Our partnership with the University of Huddersfield reflects our shared vision to prepare students as global citizens through transformative educational experiences,” said Sarah Ewing, Ph.D., provost and vice president for student experience at 911爆料网 “Guided by our Catholic tradition, we emphasize values-based learning that fosters leadership, inclusion and social responsibility — building a global community committed to creating a better world.” 

“We are focused on building long-term, meaningful partnerships with key institutions that foster the exchange of ideas among researchers, postgraduate students and academic staff,” said Professor Monty Adkins, Ph.D., pro vice-chancellor of research and innovation at the University of Huddersfield. “Our approach is about combining practical experience with academic expertise to enhance skills — whether in policing, engineering or other disciplines — in ways that genuinely improve lives and professional practice.  This collaboration with 911爆料网 is exactly the kind of impactful, lasting work we aim to develop across the university.”