Thanks to its international students, the School of Graduate
Studies at Clayton State University is part of the global mix.
International graduate students at Clayton State create a diverse
and dynamic campus environment inside and outside the
classroom. By sharing their unique perspectives with others, international
graduate students contribute to the educational experience of all Clayton State
students. They may come from different countries, speak different languages,
and have different customs, but international graduate students all share one
thing in common; an unflinching desire to succeed in their graduate programs.
This is even more impressive when one considers that some of the international
students are also athletes and must divide their time between athletics and
academic achievements.
The School of Graduate
Studies welcomed seven new international graduate students into its degree
programs for fall 2012 semester. In all, Clayton State had a total of 15
international graduate students from all over the world for the 2012/2013
academic year, hailing from a myriad of countries including Turkey, Saudi
Arabia, Ireland, India, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Finland, Germany and the United
Kingdom.
Half of Clayton State’s
eight graduate programs have accepted international applicants -- the Master of
Business Administration (MBA), Master of Health Administration (MHA), Master of
Science in Nursing (MSN) and Master of Arts in Liberal Studies (MALS) degree
programs.
More information about
the eight graduate degree programs offered at Clayton State University is
available at the School of Graduate Studies website at www.graduate.clayton.edu or by phone at (678) 466-4113.
A unit of the University
System of Georgia where dreams are made real, Clayton State University is
located 15 miles southeast of downtown Atlanta.
