By Scott Jaschik. The name "American University of…" -- best known in the cases of Beirut and Cairo -- has for more than a century signified an American style of education in many cases otherwise unavailable in various countries. The institutions have been led by American educators, featured American (and other Western-educated) faculty members, and promoted a broad liberal arts-based education, along with top professional programs. Review and recognition has been provided by American accreditors.
But how American does a university need to be to call itself the American University of wherever?
That question is being raised by the creation of the American University of Malta. Read more...
17 mai 2015
Is Newest 'American U. of...' Really American?
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