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BANDUNG, Indonesia, Oct. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Professor Greg Barton, one of Australia's leading scholars in Indonesian culture and politics, has been announced as the first Rector Designate of The Deakin University Lancaster University Indonesia campus.
Professor Barton's appointment as Rector Designate was announced at the newly opened campus in Bandung, West Java on October 7th during a partner visit.
He welcomed the opportunity to lead this new and innovative joint campus, saying: "I'm deeply honoured to take on the role of Rector Designate and help guide two leading international universities through what is set to be an exciting new chapter in Indonesia."
"I look forward to building on this strong, global partnership and offering students high quality, affordable educational opportunities as we support them to realise their study ambitions."
He has thirty-five years of experience researching Islam and social movements in Indonesia and Southeast Asia. He is one of Australia's leading scholars of Indonesia, Islam, Muslim society, security and politics.
From August 2015, he was Research Professor in Global Islamic Politics in the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation (ADI), at Deakin University and previously was Herb Feith Research Professor for the study of Indonesia at Monash University (2007-2015).
He was also a member of the Australia-Indonesia Centre (AIC) staff team from the time of the establishment of AIC at Monash in 2014. Professor Barton is also an Adjunct Professor at the Graduate School of Strategic and Global Studies (SKSG), University of Indonesia, and a Senior Fellow with the UAE- based Hedayah Center in Abu Dhabi.
About the campus
Deakin University Lancaster University Indonesia campus has opened for applications to its undergraduate programs in Business and Information Technology. The campus offers a unique combination of Australian and British degree subjects approved by national regulators in Australia, the UK and Indonesia taught in a high quality learning and teaching environment. The campus is currently hosting school visits.
Students have the opportunity to obtain dual undergraduate qualifications from two world-class institutions while enjoying the many benefits of living and working close to home, supported by their families and peers.
Deakin and Lancaster both have a reputation for world-leading education and research, and extensive experience in international education.
The joint campus was granted approval by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology in January.
BANDUNG, Indonesia, Oct. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Professor Greg Barton, one of Australia's leading scholars in Indonesian culture and politics, has been announced as the first Rector Designate of The Deakin University Lancaster University Indonesia campus.
Professor Barton's appointment as Rector Designate was announced at the newly opened campus in Bandung, West Java on October 7th during a partner visit.
He welcomed the opportunity to lead this new and innovative joint campus, saying: "I'm deeply honoured to take on the role of Rector Designate and help guide two leading international universities through what is set to be an exciting new chapter in Indonesia."
"I look forward to building on this strong, global partnership and offering students high quality, affordable educational opportunities as we support them to realise their study ambitions."
He has thirty-five years of experience researching Islam and social movements in Indonesia and Southeast Asia. He is one of Australia's leading scholars of Indonesia, Islam, Muslim society, security and politics.
From August 2015, he was Research Professor in Global Islamic Politics in the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation (ADI), at Deakin University and previously was Herb Feith Research Professor for the study of Indonesia at Monash University (2007-2015).
He was also a member of the Australia-Indonesia Centre (AIC) staff team from the time of the establishment of AIC at Monash in 2014. Professor Barton is also an Adjunct Professor at the Graduate School of Strategic and Global Studies (SKSG), University of Indonesia, and a Senior Fellow with the UAE- based Hedayah Center in Abu Dhabi.
About the campus
Deakin University Lancaster University Indonesia campus has opened for applications to its undergraduate programs in Business and Information Technology. The campus offers a unique combination of Australian and British degree subjects approved by national regulators in Australia, the UK and Indonesia taught in a high quality learning and teaching environment. The campus is currently hosting school visits.
Students have the opportunity to obtain dual undergraduate qualifications from two world-class institutions while enjoying the many benefits of living and working close to home, supported by their families and peers.
Deakin and Lancaster both have a reputation for world-leading education and research, and extensive experience in international education.
The joint campus was granted approval by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology in January.
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Inaugural Rector Designate announced for the Deakin University Lancaster University Indonesia campus
Inaugural Rector Designate announced for the Deakin University Lancaster University Indonesia campus
SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Global smart technology brand MOVA hosted its 2026 global strategy and product launch event at AGI House in Silicon Valley, unveiling a new brand positioning and showcasing its expanding smart health ecosystem as part of its global growth push.
At the event, MOVA Life announced its upgraded positioning as a "Smart Health Living Management Expert." For the first time in the U.S. market, the company presented an integrated portfolio spanning seven product categories, including kitchen appliances, personal care, air management, pet care, and coffee systems—highlighting its shift toward ecosystem-driven smart living.
Unlike traditional tradeshow showcases, the Silicon Valley event was designed as a strategic dialogue with U.S. technology leaders and North American investors, reflecting MOVA's intention to deepen its presence within the U.S. innovation ecosystem.
"Silicon Valley is where technology meets real-life impact," said MOVA 's Global CEO. "Our focus is no longer just connected devices, but how intelligent systems can actively support healthier and more enjoyable everyday living."
The showcased products are powered by MOVA's proprietary technology platform, combining intelligent sensing, AI algorithms, and high-efficiency motor systems to form a coordinated health management experience across home environments.
The launch marks a key step in MOVA Life's global expansion. The company plans to strengthen R&D collaboration in Silicon Valley while continuing its multi-region innovation model across Asia, Europe, and North America. Leveraging its presence in more than 60 countries and regions, MOVA Life will focus on expanding its premium footprint in North America.
"Silicon Valley is the starting point of MOVA's next phase of global innovation," said Hu Bin, Head of Global Business at MOVA Life. "From here, we will continue evolving the role of smart home appliances—from connected IoT devices to intelligent systems that actively protect and enhance user health."
About MOVA
MOVA is a global innovative smart appliance brand that advocates "leading innovation, connecting technology with daily life." It is dedicated to creating new intelligent living spaces for families worldwide through continuous technological breakthroughs, exploring future home living styles.
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MOVA Life brings its smart health home vision to Silicon Valley
