Internationally renowned for “the Aalborg Experiment,” Aalborg University in Denmark is a leading institution with an inter-disciplinary, problem-oriented approach to innovative research and education. Aalborg University has entered into an agreement with the Asian University for Women to collaborate on establishing a graduate program in Computer Science and Information & Communication Technology.
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Imperial College London and the AUW are collaborating to establish a Graduate School of Environmental Engineering and Sustainable Development at the Asian University for Women. This graduate school will offer a two-year Masters degree for those who will have already completed three and half years of undergraduate education at AUW.
Jack Meyer, AUWSF Chairman of the Board, and Dr. F.H. Abed, BRAC Founder sign the agreement between AUW and BRAC
Established in 1972, BRAC (Building Resources Across Communities) is a Bangladesh-based developmental organization that has become one of the largest NGO’s in the world. BRAC has partnered with the AUW Support Foundation to serve as an internal auditor in a voluntary capacity, helping to ensure transparency and accountability in the development of the Asian University for Women.
Japan Foundation is a non-profit special legal entity based in Tokyo, promoting a variety of international cultural-exchange programs. The Japan Foundation has an agreement with AUW as part of its "Designated Donor Program,” and serves as the channel for funds contributed to the University from sources in Japan.
