Category: Education

More than 10,000 students from 23 countries competed in the For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology (FIRST) Championship at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta April 13-15. Three teams...

Gus George Maroun, a 2001 graduate of the Coles College of Business at Kennesaw State University, has created a scholarship for executive master’s of business administration students at the school....

Kennesaw State University is waiving tuition for select Masters of Business Administration students who are returning Peace Corps volunteers if the students participate in a vocational project with a Mayan...

Georgia Institute of Technology has been awarded the Sen. Paul Simon Award in recognition of its efforts to internationalize the campus. Sponsored by the Association of International Educators, the award...

Kennesaw State University’s Coles College of Business is launching in fall 2007 an executive MBA program with Dalian Maritime University in Dalian, China, that focuses on the shipping industry and...

Clayton State University will begin offering an 18-month MBA program in fall 2007 designed for working professionals that is to focus on global supply chain management. The program will initially...

The Mexican American Business Chamber and DeKalb Technical College are offering English as a Second Language classes for employees of Georgia businesses. The 12-week course focuses on workplace vocabulary and...

Thomas Galloway, dean of the College of Architecture at Georgia Institute of Technology, 67, died on March 11 after suffering a heart attack. Under his leadership since 1992, the school...

John Bruton, European Union ambassador to the United States, met with about 30 Atlanta-area middle and high school teachers March 16 at the Southern Center for International Studies in Buckhead....

As part of Kennesaw State University’s 10-year accreditation renewal, the university has launched a program to track its international programs to determine where it can augment them. Called the Quality...