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Georgia State-Hosted International Business Case Competition Teaches Practical Skills, Strategy
An Italian company. The Brazilian market. How a tech-savvy maker of cutting machines for apparel and shoes from the old world makes its way in the new — that was the subject of this […]
Posted inIndia
Education Push Needed to Drive Growing India-U.S. Tech, Defense Collaboration
A growing U.S.-India partnership on technology and defense will require greater educational collaboration and a deeper focus on fostering cross-border innovation in key emerging sectors. That was the thrust of […]
Posted inAtlanta, Education, United States
Atlanta International School Acquires 25-Acre Sandy Springs Campus
Atlanta International School has acquired a former boarding school tucked away in Sandy Springs, gaining access to a 25-acre site whose facilities could play a role in advancing its goal […]
Posted inChina
Hong Kong Officials Focus on Fintech, Talent Schemes During Atlanta Trip
Hong Kong continued to invest in its outreach to Atlanta’s technology ecosystem last month as top officials from the city’s New York office yet again courted companies during a February […]
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Global Issues, Local Solutions: Research Collaborative Awards $80K to Six Projects
The Atlanta Global Research & Education Collaborative (AGREC), launched in 2020 and housed within the Atlanta Global Studies Center (AGSC), has awarded $80,000 to support this year’s crop of six […]
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Emerging Tech, Asia Links Focus of Lunar New Year Forum
Editor’s note: Georgia State University’s Office of International Initiatives is ringing in the Year of the Dragon with its annual business forum — A Rebalanced Asia: The Role of AI, […]
Posted inImmigration
Commentary: Georgia Needs More Doctors, But I Can’t Be One of Them
After I graduated college, I worked as a medical interpreter at a clinic along Atlanta’s Buford Highway corridor. I spent my days speaking Spanish with patients, nearly all of whom […]
Posted inGermany
Germany Study Tour Underscores Importance of Citizen Diplomacy
What image does “diplomacy” evoke in your mind? Highly trained State Department diplomats in crisp suits, shaking hands with world leaders and working to solve complex global crises? Of course, […]
Posted inJapan
Atlanta’s Japanese Sister City Offers Fully Funded Exchange for Kids
Atlanta’s 10- and 11-year-old elementary school students can now apply for a chance to travel to Japan for an exchange program this summer. The Asia Pacific Children’s Convention each year […]