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universities

10language schools

4 2,235COOP

partners

boarding school

1globalvision

1countries

11academic

programs offered in English

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opportunities

«The Whole is Greater than the Sum of its Parts»

- Aristotle

BAU Global Education Network

BAU Global Education Network

BAU Global Education Network

• Istanbul : 9 faculties, UG, Grad, PhD

• Berlin: 2 faculties, UG, Grad

• Washington D.C.: 2 colleges, UG, Grad

• Batumi : 1 medical school

• Lefkoşa: 5 faculties, UG, Grad

• Plymouth : 1 college, Diploma, UG, Grad

Language Schools

Language Schools

• Mentora College US: IEF, EAP, Custom Programs, Junior Programs, Pathway Programs, Test Prep

• Capital English Solutions CA:IEF, EAP, Custom Programs, Junior Programs, Pathway Programs, Test Prep

• Mentora Language Academy UK: IEP, Test Prep, Maritime English

• Mentora Sprachschule DE: Intensive Language Courses (English, German, Turkish)

International K12

• Middle and High School• ESL Prep• University Prep• Dual High School Diploma

Program• Online High School Just steps away from the majestic St.

Lawrence RiverBrockville, Ontario Canada

Fulford Academy

University Partner Program

BAU UP Network

What does it mean to be a BAU-UP member?

• All members sign an Articles of Association agreeing to common terms of action, behaviour and commitment to the partnership program.

• All members agree to maintain the highest standards of international education excellence, and commit to best practices in the area of international education, as defined by such organizations as the Institute of International Education, the Forum for Study Abroad, the European Higher Education Area.

• All members agree to give preference to Network partners in research, mobilities, collaboration, and program development.

Benefits to Students

• Multiple opportunities for mobility (study abroad or exchange)

• Increased programs from which to choose (for short term or transfer)

• Share in activities not found on home campus (CO-OP, volunteer work, research, etc.)

• Ability to connect to the local student network (ease transition)

• Built-in network of peers

Benefits to Administrators

• Implementation of economies of scale

• Ability to share resources

• Opportunity to pool budgets

• Access to a network of diverse scholars

• Shared marketing/recruitment opportunities

Benefits to Academics

• Built-in network of peers

• Easing of contacts with subject-area related researchers

• Prioritization of research through Network members

• Ease of sabbatical opportunities

• Exponential potential for peer collaboration

BAU UP Network Plans