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ABOUT US
Mission
What We Do
Mission
Global Education
Initiatives ("GEI") is a company incorporated in
the U.S. in 1997, with its head office located in the
New York Metropolitan area.
The company's mission is to develop study programs and
joint ventures to facilitate educational collaboration between the
U.S. and Asia-Pacific. The company aims to serve not only the
needs of the students and professionals who are interested in further education
and training, but also the needs of U.S. universities which are interested in
expanding their international student enrollment or in setting up
study programs or campuses in the Asia-Pacific region.
What We Do
The company, through its local agents
and representatives, recruit college graduates and professionals in
Asia-Pacific. In the past few years the company has sent several hundreds of college
graduates from Taiwan to the U.S. to study for master
degrees.
The company has developed the following study
programs:
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Developed with the Johnson School of Management of
Cornell University an executive
development program for senior corporate executives.
The program, which takes four weeks to complete, teaches
the latest in Finance, Information
Technology, Competitive Positioning, and Developing Culture
for Innovation.
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Developed with the business school of
Long Island University
an MBA program for Asia-Pacific students and
professionals to complete
in one to two years. Developed also with the
school of education of the same university a TESOL Master
program to train teachers to teach English in
a non-English speaking country. (TESOL stands for "Teaching English
to Speakers of Other Languages".)
The company's current projects
include:
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Working with a university in the U.S. to set up a
master degree program on a campus in China.
The program will enable
Chinese students to study for a U.S. degree without
having to leave China, and enable U.S. students to
study and gain real world experiences on a campus in
China.
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Working with a U.S. company to introduce a
methodology to foster innovative thinking among the
youngsters in China.
- Working with
universities in the U.S. and the nurse
administrative authority in China to
develop a program to bring Chinese nurses to the U.S.
to study for bachelor degrees and receive RN training
at the same time.
- In
development is also a program for gifted youth
exchange.
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