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RENOWNED FACULTY AND NEW CURRICULUM BUILD GLOBAL MINDSET AND EXPERTISE

"We are intentional about making sure that the students we send out into the world are well-rounded. So we seek students who are ambitious to become experts themselves, having learned from our renowned faculty, and who are then intentional about using the skills, knowledge, and resources they-Dr. Chiedo Nwankwor, Vice Dean for Education and Academic Affairs, School ofAdvanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University

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