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On April 1, 2024, the center organized an orientation session for nursing students from the Columbia School of Nursing.
He presented the tool during the Chilean Association of Desalination and Reuse (ACADES) congress, attended by more than 500 participants.
Columbia's PGIF supports the development of a Kenyan Ocean Monitoring and Decision Support System.
The event kicked off the academic year at Universidad Diego Portales' Journalism School.
First webinar in the Integrated Content and Language in Higher Education (ICLHE) webinar series.
Columbia SIPA students' capstone project explores successful African climate-adaptive technologies and innovations.
On March 13th; CGC Tunis, in partnership with the British Tunisian Society, hosted a webinar titled "Research in English in a Francophone Milieu”
Undurraga is a Professor of Law at Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, and Costa is the co-founder and President of the tech startup Laboratoria.
Hundreds of Columbia students and alumni connected with China's vibrant job market through a series of virtual fairs and an insightful panel.
Bruno is the Superintendent responsible for the Economic Analysis and Risk Management Area at the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission (CVM), one of Brazil's representatives on the Financial Stability Board, a member of the Shadow Banking Expert Group, and part of the Emerging Risks Committee of the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO), where he led a project that mapped potential impacts of new technologies within capital market regulators. Graduated in Economics from the State University of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) and holds a Master's in Public Administration from…
Essa iniciativa tem o apoio da Samambaia Filantropias e faz parte de uma parceria entre o CGC-Rio e a School of International and Public Affairs.
The Nairobi Center engages in a Women on Boards learning session to promote good governance in board leadership
This LRHG lecture featured our first speaker from Central Africa, Dr. Aimé Lumaka.
Introducing Nadia Ali, a young Tunisian PhD student at Columbia University.