The International University of Grand-Bassam UIGB Côte d’Ivoire West Africa.

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The International University of Grand-Bassam UIGB Côte d’Ivoire West Africa

Overview of Presentation n The Need for UIGB n Potential for Impact in West Africa n An Overview of UIGB: Location, History, Governance, Mission, Degrees n Status of Current Operations n Contact Information

The Need for UIGB: World Bank Observations “…developing countries are at a risk of being further marginalized in a highly competitive world economy because their (higher) education systems are not adequately prepared to capitalize on the creation and use of knowledge.” Constructing Knowledge Societies, 2002 “…urgent action to expand the quantity and improve the quality of higher education in developing countries should be a top development priority.” Peril and Promise: Higher Education in Developing Countries, 2000

The Need for UIGB: Results from a GSU Regional Marketing Study n Data from 24 focus groups in Burkina Faso, Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana, Mali, & Nigeria in 2002 n Strong support for a “different kind of higher education opportunity”: emphasis on combination of theoretical, entrepreneurial & practical education; costs tailored to regional standard of living; admissions criteria fair & transparent n Broad support for an American model of higher education

Potential for Impact in West Africa n Provision of qualified and skilled personnel capable of addressing key issues for regional development n Training in problem resolution, intercultural cooperation n Modeling excellence in university training in the region n Offering a case study in transparency, accountability, and results-based budgeting UIGB Students packing up donations for an orphanage

Location 33 km from Abidjan Residence Hall  Centrally located in the region  Easily accessible by air, road  Developed city & beach amenities nearby

UIGB History  Created by The Association for Education and Development (AED), an international organization formed in 2002 and recognized by the government of Côte d’Ivoire.  Established within the framework of collaborative educational agreements which have existed since 1994 between the government of Côte d’Ivoire and the University System of Georgia in the United States.  Former GSU Associate Provost serving as interim UIGB Provost; GSU & UIGB staff jointly developing academic and operational plans; GSU providing guidance for US accreditation

UIGB Governing Principles Principles of Accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools (USA), which mandates quality in terms of: n Faculty credentials n Student preparation n Course content and instruction n Budgetary adequacy and financial due-diligence n Policy transparency n Programmatic accountability

UIGB Mission n To provide internationally recognized higher education through technology- enhanced English medium instruction in fields critical to regional development, international success and life-long learning. The neighborhood

Initial Majors and Degrees B.A.Economics, Finance and Management B.Sc.Computer Science B.A.International Relations and Strategic Studies Preparatory Year available prior to University entrance

Status of Current Operations n Authorization to open received from the Ministry of Higher Education of the government of Côte d’Ivoire n Preparatory Year in progress since January 2005 n Two semesters to be completed by August 2005 n Successful Prep year students taking first undergraduate year as exchange students at GSU; return to UIGB for Years 2-4 n Inaugural undergraduate classes starting August 2006

Current Infrastructure n Residence Building (70 single rooms) n Classroom building (for 150 students) n Computer Center n Food Service n Guard Service Classroom Building

Residence

Policy Infrastructure n Transparent budget process n Results-based resource allocation n Systematic academic and operations evaluation procedures n Student Handbook completed n Faculty Handbook under development n Grading system normed across faculty

For more information In the USA Dr. Paula Dressel, Provost , x102 Mr. Joe Jenkins, MBA, COO , x103 Dr. Joan Carson, Assoc. Provost Georgia State University In Côte d’Ivoire Dr. Joseph Y. Yao, Project Manager Tel :