Atlanta International School (AIS) is now accepting applications for its new Sandy Springs Upper School campus, which will welcome high school students in grades 9-12 for the 2025-26 academic year, beginning in August 2025.
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Atlanta International School Leaders Head to China to Promote Boarding Program, Multicultural Education
Atlanta International School (AIS)’s upcoming recruiting trip to China is just one of the institution’s efforts to extend its multilingual, culturally diverse academic experience to families at home and abroad.
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With Gaza War Raging, Atlanta Think Tank Launches Courses on Understanding Israel
With conflict flaring in the Middle East, an Atlanta think tank founded by a former Emory University professor has launched a series of online courses to help learners of all faiths and persuasions better understand modern Israel.
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GSU Convenes Companies, Universities at Sweden Marketing Summit Focused on Sustainable Business
Widely known for its international business degree programs and research centers, GSU-CIBER also leads an initiative called the Consortium for International Marketing Research (CIMaR), which came together in Sweden in June.
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Georgia State Master’s of International Business Ranked Top 5 in U.S.
Master’s of International Business students at Georgia State University starting classes this month gained some new evidence that they’ve made a sound decision when picking their program. Best Value Schools’ […]
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Georgia State University’s GROW Symposium Tackles AI Ethics, Responsible Global Business Practices
Editor’s note: This article is contributed by GSU-CIBER as part of its annual partnership with Global Atlanta. What is the burning issue at the heart of almost every recent international […]
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Charting a New Course in U.S.-Cuba Relations – How Atlanta Travelers Can Play a Role
We arrived in Havana a couple days after the Russian nuclear submarine left the harbor. No, this was not decades ago during the Cold War. This was June 2024.
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Georgia Tech Hosts Foreign Entrepreneurs Through U.S. State Department Program
Nineteen entrepreneurs — mostly from Ukraine but some from other countries, including Sri Lanka, Jordan, Fiji, Botswana, Brazil, and Mongolia — were at Georgia Tech’s Encore for several weeks in May and early June as part of a U.S. Department of State program.
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Google Backs Atlanta International School’s Financial Aid, Innovation Initiatives
Atlanta International School (AIS)’s new partnership with Google Atlanta reflects a long-term commitment to supporting need-based financial aid and enhancing educational programs through technology and innovation.
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Georgia State University Hosts Ukrainian Civil Servants for Intensive English Program
Editor’s note: This article was contributed by Georgia State University’s Office of International Initiatives through its partnership with Global Atlanta. This summer, Georgia State University had the unique honor of […]