Azerbaijan's Khazar University


Subject: Azerbaijan's Khazar University
From: Center for Civil Society International (ccsi@u.washington.edu)
Date: Fri Sep 03 1999 - 15:54:30 EDT


The following information about Khazar University, "the first private
university in the CIS," was provided yesterday to Center for Civil Society
International's "Organization Book" at our Website (URL below). Please
visit the site to add information about your project in the NIS.

                www.friends-partners.org/~ccsi/orgbook.htm

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Khazar University
E-mail: contact@khazar.org
11 Mehseti St.
Baku, 370096
Azerbaijan
Tel: + 994 12 217927
Fax: + 994 12 989379
URL: http://www.khazar.org
Contact: Mr. Ramin Aliyev, Head of the University Development Center

Organization Type: Education

Founded: 1991

Staff: 200 faculty; 150 staff (50 full -100 part)

International Partner(s): University of California, Los Angeles, USA;
Purdue University, USA, Georgia State University, USA; Nottingham Trent
University, UK; Haarlem Business School, Netherlands; other
 
Khazar University is a leading academic institution of Azerbaijan.
Established in 1991 in the capital city Baku, it became the first ever
private university of the CIS countries. Khazar is a research-oriented
university with strong, innovative academic programs geared towards
upbringing a generation of leaders for a new democratic, open model of
society and the emerging market economy. As Azerbaijan's broadening
integration into the world economy places an increasing demand for
English-speaking professionals, Khazar University provides education
predominantly in English in order to satisfy this demand. The degree to
which English is used at Khazar creates a comfortable communication
environment for international professors and students.

With its outstanding faculty and dedicated students, Khazar University
envisions its mission as creating a better future for Azerbaijan by
contributing into advances in science and increasing the nation's
intellectual capital.

        
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