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Often misunderstood and considered as an odd place to study abroad by most, Middle East is a complex yet culturally rich region that holds a prominent place in the history books, and promises to remain significant in the future. With thousands of years of fascinating history, stunning contemporary and ancient architecture, and a warm and welcoming local population, the opportunities for personal and aca-demic enrichment are legion. Students in search of a new and first-hand perspective on the Middle East will find many opportunities awaiting them. When you think of Middle East, Education is surely not the first thing that comes to your mind, but one such name that is changing this notion is Ahlia University. Established in 2001, Ahlia University is the first private university licensed by the Government in Bahrain. Ahlia University aspires to be an outstanding regional and international academic institution, and a driver for economic and social transformation, by promoting the...
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