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With the goal to increase relationships in Brazil, leadership from the Fisher College of Business spent three days, August 1-3, in São Paulo, meeting with leading universities and industry partners and engaging with alumni, Ohio State friends and prospective students.
Dean Anil Makhija and Senior Associate Dean and Professor Peter Ward visited top public and private universities in São Paulo and in nearby São Bernardo do Campo (recognized as a manufacturing epicenter of Brazil) to build relationships and explore collaborations that will provide global opportunities for Fisher students and faculty.
During their trip, Makhija delivered the keynote address at the National Finance Forum, jointly organized by Visagio and The Ohio State University. Visagio is a global consulting firm with offices in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, London, Perth and Moscow. At the Finance Forum, Makhija’s presentation focused on the financial and operational opportunities and challenges of middle market firms in Brazil, the United States and globally.
Ohio State is expecting close to 2,000 new international students to join the Buckeye family this autumn semester.
They hail from all over the world – a total of 68 different countries will be represented including Albania, Bangladesh, Colombia, Ecuador, Egypt, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, Iran, Japan, Kenya, Malaysia and Turkey.
The leading home countries for the new international students are China (1,380), India (236), South Korea (104), Malaysia (36) and Taiwan (30).
The Office of International Affairs plans and organizes orientation for international students once they arrive at Ohio State to help them prepare and acclimate to life in Columbus and at an American university.
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For our Buckeye fans in São Paulo, the Brazil Gateway will be hosting a game watch party to cheer on the Ohio State football team for their first game of the season. RSVP to the Ohio State vs Indiana - GAME WATCH in Sao Paulo event by sending an email to aparecido.1@osu.edu.Aug 23 2017 10:05am
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For 26 years the Czech University of Life Sciences Prague has been host to the Ohio State - College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences study abroad program that offers students the chance to learn about sustainability and agricultural policy in the European Union. Pleased to return the favor when Rector Jiri Balik and First Vice Rector Michal Lošťák recently spent some time visiting Ohio State. #OSUEngagesAug 22 2017 01:30pm
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