Global partnerships The university maintains around 66 partner institutions worldwide, presenting a ready-made channel for exchange programs, joint offerings, and international collaborations that can be leveraged to cross-sell scholarships, faculty exchanges, and study-tour programs.

International mix With nine percent of students coming from outside, there is a baseline openness to international programs. This suggests potential demand for targeted recruiting services, international student support solutions, and cross-border internship or co-op opportunities.

Industry ties Close relationships with the regional globally oriented industry enable seamless internship, project collaboration, and placement pipelines. This creates opportunities to offer sponsored projects, corporate training, and applied research partnerships.

Applied learning Emphasis on project-based learning, labs, internships, and real-world theses indicates interest in vendor solutions that enhance experiential education, such as simulation platforms, lab equipment, and industry-grade software licenses.

Growth potential As a smaller higher education institution with a broad portfolio of technical, economic, and social science programs, there is room to scale international programs, upskill staff with partnerships, and expand digital learning or English-taught course offerings to attract more international students.