MI College signs MoU with Sri Lanka's Asiri Academy of Health Sciences

Mar 4, 2024, 10:29 AM
MI College said the MoU is an agreement to improve its health education.

MI College said the MoU is an agreement to improve its health education.

Mianz International College (MI College) has signed an MoU with the Asiri Academy of Health Sciences in Sri Lanka.

MI College said the MoU is an agreement to improve its health education and training to a higher level.

Under the agreement, various programs will be conducted with the help of experienced personnel, MI College said.

Asiri, which signed the MOU with MI College, is renowned in Sri Lanka for providing higher education in the field of health.

MI College has been running campuses in different parts of Maldives and offers many courses in various fields of higher education.

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