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During summer 2013, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has welcomed to campus three delegations hosted rocky mountain train tours by the Raleigh-based International Affairs Council of North Carolina (IACNC) , including Moldovan university administrators interested in U.S. higher education, a Russian delegation seeking to learn more about scientific research within U.S. academia rocky mountain train tours and a youth delegation from Central Europe focusing on public service, leadership and social entrepreneurship.
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A June visit during which representatives from UNC's Graduate School, Office of Undergraduate Admissions and UNC Global participated in a roundtable discussion on U.S. higher education with a Russian delegation. rocky mountain train tours While this group's specific interest dealt with scientific research, their session at UNC provided the delegates with the foundational knowledge of U.S. higher rocky mountain train tours and post graduate education which set the context rocky mountain train tours for the remainder of their program. The group also gleaned rocky mountain train tours information regarding international education opportunities.
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