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January 03, 2007

An American university for Iraq, but not in Baghdad

New York Times, January 3, 2007

It would be an ambitious project even in a Middle Eastern country not embroiled in war: build an American-style university where classes are taught in English, teachers come from around the world and graduates compete for lucrative jobs in fields like business and computer science. Yet some of the leading lights of Iraq's political and intellectual classes are doing exactly that, even as the bloodshed widens. Read article.

Posted by: Heidi Cool, January 3, 2007 11:00 AM | News Topics: Higher Ed News