A first-of-its-kind global leadership fellowship for early-career professionals in Atlanta has opened its application window for 2026 just as its inaugural cohort begins to benefit from the experience.
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Georgia State Students Work With African Counterparts to Solve Real-World Business Problems
After a two-year partnership, students from Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business and their counterparts at African universities recently “wowed” symposium attendees with their final projects, which included surprising solutions to real-world international business problems.
Posted inIndia
India Business Summit Marks 15th Year With Georgia Tech
An Atlanta summit focused on India as a budding investment destination for U.S. firms and showcasing its growth in innovation and technology is marking 15 years in 2025.
Posted inJapan
Elementary Students Sought for Two-Week Japan Exchange Program
A long-running program allowing Atlanta fourth- and fifth-graders to travel to Japan for two weeks is seeking applications for this summer’s four open slots.
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Georgia State CIBER Strengthens Critical Link Between Academia and International Business
Georgia State University’s Center for International Business Education and Research (CIBER) is expanding its role as a critical link between academia and industry, providing more opportunities in 2025 that foster global business competencies among students, educators and businesses, says CIBER faculty director Cuneyt Evirgen.
Posted inDiplomacy, Education, Sponsored Post, Taiwan
Taipei Economic and Cultural Office’s 2024 Achievements Set Stage for Next Year
From strengthening economic and diplomatic ties to fostering cultural and educational exchanges, the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in Atlanta played a pivotal role throughout 2024 in promoting Taiwan’s […]
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Georgia State Invites Atlanta’s Business Community to Help Shape Global Leaders
Georgia State University (GSU)’s Office of International Initiatives (OII) is inviting the Atlanta global business community to participate in upcoming high-profile events, support innovative programs and help shape the next generation of global talent.
Posted inMiddle East - North Africa
Authors Amplified: Why This Part of the Middle East Is ‘The Center of the World’
For those of a certain age and generation, mention of the Persian Gulf conjures images of war — or at least the threat of conflict breaking out in what has become a turbulent neighborhood in recent years.
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Foreign Student Spending Tops $1 Billion in Georgia
Spending by international students in Georgia topped $1 billion for the first time, underscoring the value of education as an export in a year that also saw a record number of arrivals: 28,175.
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Identity and Instruction: GSU Conference Explores How Culture Shapes International Business Teaching Methods Globally
International business may seem like a straightforward discipline, full of practical lessons on handling customs rules, tariffs and cross-cultural marketing and management.
But depending where you start — and who you are — even what “international” means can be a moving target.