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University of Gävle is located in central Sweden. We offer more than 45 study programmes and 400 Courses in a beautiful study environment. University of Gävle also offers a number of Master Programmes taught in English and have exchange Agreements with nearly 50 international universities. If you have questions concerning studies contact studentcentrum@hig.se You find more information about the University at www.hig.se/english Posts, comments and similar that are covered by secrecy, have content that contravenes current legislation or are otherwise offensive, abusive or inappropriate may be removed, for example: - Copyright infringement or infringement of other rights which are protected under Chapter 5 of the Copyright Act - Persecution of ethnic groups - Personal attacks - Proceedings against an individual - Incitement to commit crime - Abusive personal details - Incitement - Unlawful portrayal of violence or child pornography crime Postings that contravene the law (such as persecution of ethnic groups) will be documented and may be reported. Should you yourself find a post that you consider abusive, please feel free to contact kommunikationsstod@hig.se. All published messages, comments and similar that we receive are considered to be official documents and a message that we receive may also be visible to other visitors. The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect on 25 May 2018 and means that any kind of information that can be linked directly or indirectly to a natural living person is classified as personal data according to the regulation. Read about how the University of Gävle works with the GDPR: www.hig.se/gdpr If you wish personal data to be erased on our social media, send an e-mail to registrator@hig.se. Maintain a good conversational tone and respect our regulations as stated above.

University of Gävle is located in central Sweden. We offer more than 45 study programmes and 400 Courses in a beautiful study environment. University of Gävle also offers a number of Master Programmes taught in English and have exchange Agreements with nearly 50 international universities. If you have questions concerning studies contact studentcentrum@hig.se You find more information about the University at www.hig.se/english Posts, comments and similar that are covered by secrecy, have content that contravenes current legislation or are otherwise offensive, abusive or inappropriate may be removed, for example: - Copyright infringement or infringement of other rights which are protected under Chapter 5 of the Copyright Act - Persecution of ethnic groups - Personal attacks - Proceedings against an individual - Incitement to commit crime - Abusive personal details - Incitement - Unlawful portrayal of violence or child pornography crime Postings that contravene the law (such as persecution of ethnic groups) will be documented and may be reported. Should you yourself find a post that you consider abusive, please feel free to contact kommunikationsstod@hig.se. All published messages, comments and similar that we receive are considered to be official documents and a message that we receive may also be visible to other visitors. The new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into effect on 25 May 2018 and means that any kind of information that can be linked directly or indirectly to a natural living person is classified as personal data according to the regulation. Read about how the University of Gävle works with the GDPR: www.hig.se/gdpr If you wish personal data to be erased on our social media, send an e-mail to registrator@hig.se. Maintain a good conversational tone and respect our regulations as stated above.

The University of Gdansk was founded in 1970 by combining higher schools: the Higher School of Economics in Sopot and the Higher Pedagogical School in Gdansk; later the Higher School was also included. The first of the precursors of the University of Gdansk was the Higher School of Marine Trade in Sopot, which was established in 1945. The University of Gdansk is the largest institution of higher education in the Pomeranian region. It offers the possibility of studying in almost thirty different fields with over a hundred specialisations. There are almost thirty-three thousand students in the nine faculties and the Foreign Language Teacher Training College, which employ one thousand seven hundred academic staff members. Such fields as Biology, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Psychology and Pedagogy are among the best in the country. In the field of European programmes, such as Socrates/Erasmus, the students have the opportunity to broaden their knowledge abroad and to gain new experiences. University of Gdansk students also participate in the MOST programme, which enables them to study for one semester at any of Poland’s eighteen universities. The UG Careers Office, which is the leader among vocational counsellors in the Pomorskie Voivodeship, helps graduates to find employment and to undertake decisions concerning vocational development. The numerous foreign placements experienced by the academic staff of the University help in the increasingly more modern and open education of students.

The Academy of Geneva was officially founded in 1559 by two eminent Reformers, Jean Calvin and Théodore de Bèze, and was then renamed University of Geneva (UNIGE) in 1873. For the last four and a half centuries, the Alma mater has attracted students and researchers to Geneva from all over the world. Composed of nine faculties, – Science, Medicine, Humanities, Economics and Management, Social Sciences, Law, Theology, Psychology and Educational Sciences, and Translation and Interpreting –, the UNIGE also boasts several interfaculty centres, and offers a programme in Environmental Studies. Located at the heart of international Geneva, the UNIGE has woven a vast network with International and non-governmental organisations. These connections facilitate collaborations between scientists and researchers, including from the CERN (European Organisation for Nuclear Research), the UNEP (United Nations Environment Programme), and the WMO (World Meteorological Organisation).

The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences is the oldest, largest and most academically diverse college at the University of Georgia. In many ways, it is at the heart of UGA, the nation’s first state-chartered institution of higher education. The first classes were taught in 1801 in a forest clearing on what is now the University’s historic North Campus. In 1806, the first permanent brick building was constructed on campus and named Franklin College in honor of Benjamin Franklin. The building, which was later renamed Old College, is the oldest structure in Athens and houses the administrative offices of the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences as well as classroom space. Franklin College and University of Georgia were often used interchangeably to describe the fledgling institution until 1859, when the College of Law became the second college on a campus that now boasts 16 schools and colleges. Today’s Franklin College comprises 30 departments in five divisions: Fine Arts, Social Sciences, Biological Sciences, Physical and Mathematical Sciences, and the Humanities. The top five most popular undergraduate majors at UGA—Biology, Psychology, English, Art, History—all are housed within Franklin College. In addition to educating more undergraduates than any college on campus, the Franklin College offers 76 graduate degrees and certificates in 42 fields of study. Our faculty members are at the forefront of their disciplines, exploring research opportunities and creative endeavors that illuminate the human condition and create a foundation for improved well-being and quality of life. The knowledge they create informs their teaching as well as their outreach to the state, nation and world. Like the man for whom the college is named, the faculty, staff and students of the Franklin College are bound by a shared dedication to advancing the frontiers of knowledge through creative inquiry and expression.

Business Driven. Career Ready. With state-of-the-art facilities and an unmatched academic experience, Terry readies you to lead and react in the ever-changing business world. And with the support of 75,000 alumni across 80 countries, you’ll find good company is never far away.

Create. Connect. Contribute. UGA AdClub is the nation's second largest chapter of the American Advertising Federation. Since 1954, AdClub has given exceptional, driven students a place to express themselves creatively, meet industry leaders, and give back to their local community. The mission of UGA AdClub is to enhance its members’ classroom education by merging a social atmosphere with industry presentations and activities designed to guide the transition from the University to careers in the advertising industry.

University of Georgia Health Center is a medical practice company based out of 55 CARLTON ST, Athens, Georgia, United States.

Prepare. Connect. Lead. The UGA School of Law is redefining what it means to be a great public law school – offering a world-class, hands-on, purpose-driven educational experience – while being the best value in legal education in the nation. The School of Law offers three degrees – the Juris Doctor, the Master of Laws and the Master in the Study of Law. The school's accomplished faculty includes nationally and internationally renowned scholars, and its approximately 11,400 living graduates are leading figures in law, business and public service throughout the world. Connecting students to these thought leaders and opportunities to serve state and society is central to the school's mission.

To develop world-class human resources and capabilities to meet national development needs and gobal challenges through quality teaching, learning, research and knowledge dissemination