On the morning of September 14, 2026, as part of the international education partnership between Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) and Queensland University of Technology (QUT), Australia, D25 students majoring in Multimedia Communication under the High Quality Program (CLC) attended their first class with Professor Lisa Scharoun. The class marked the beginning of Professor Scharoun’s week of teaching and academic exchange at the Faculty of Multimedia, PTIT.  

From September 14 to 18, 2026, the Faculty of Multimedia at PTIT is pleased to welcome Professor Lisa Scharoun for a week of teaching and academic exchange. Her visit is part of the international education partnership between Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) and Queensland University of Technology (QUT), further strengthening academic collaboration between the two institutions and providing students with opportunities to engage directly with international expertise and perspectives.

Professor Lisa Scharoun guides students during the Basic Graphic Design course.

D25 students began their first Basic Graphic Design class with Professor Lisa Scharoun from Queensland University of Technology in an open and engaging learning environment. Through visual examples, discussions, and interactive activities, students explored visual thinking and visual communication design while actively sharing their ideas and perspectives throughout the class. The class also gave students opportunities to exchange ideas and interact directly with the professor throughout the learning process.

With extensive experience in Visual Communication, Professor Lisa Scharoun introduced students to new perspectives on design thinking and encouraged them to approach creative ideas from different angles. Her guidance and feedback also gave students an opportunity to better understand how design principles can be applied in developing and refining creative concepts. 

Professor Lisa Scharoun shares key principles of graphic design with students.

The class was conducted entirely in English, creating a valuable opportunity for students to practice communication in a professional and academic context. Alongside learning the subject content, students were encouraged to ask questions, exchange ideas, and participate in discussions, helping them become more confident in using English and engaging in an international learning environment.  

Students actively ask questions and exchange ideas with Professor Lisa Scharoun.

Students engage in hands-on practice and develop their design ideas during the class.

The Faculty of Multimedia, PTIT, sincerely thanks Professor Lisa Scharoun and Queensland University of Technology (QUT) for their valuable time and knowledge. Her visit has contributed to the ongoing academic cooperation between Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) and Queensland University of Technology (QUT), while giving students valuable opportunities to engage with international perspectives and learning approaches. The Faculty looks forward to further strengthening this partnership and creating more opportunities for academic exchange and international learning experiences for faculty members and students.