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Swiss International University Announces $21.7 Million Investment to Propel Growth in Switzerland, Dubai, and Kyrgyzstan

Swiss International University Announces $21.7 Million Investment to Propel Growth in Switzerland, Dubai, and Kyrgyzstan

Swiss International University expands its global presence with a $21.7 million acquisition in multiple countries.

The move has been great for Swiss International University that bought four top academies across Switzerland, Dubai, and Kyrgyzstan for $21.7 million. It is an interesting milestone that allows the university to expand its global reach as part of its efforts towards facilitating modern, accessible, and high-quality learning experiences.

Swiss International University now owns the International Academy based in Zurich. The international academy was established in 2013 and was the first virtual learning institution in Switzerland. It is allowed by ASIC in the UK, by CHEA in the US and also by INQAAHE in Europe. Its innovative online learning programs have made it the perfect fit for this university’s vision. The addition will enhance the university’s virtual education offerings and serve the mission of flexible and inclusive learning opportunities.

The acquisition of the International Business Management School (ISBM Ltd.) in Luzern further boosts the reputation of the university in business education. Established in 2016, ISBM is among the top 2% of schools globally and holds a 5-star QS rating. It is allowed by the Luzern Board of Education to issue diplomas, ISBM further enhances the business and management programs of the university and equips future leaders with necessary skills.

Swiss International University broadens its presence in the Middle East through the acquisition of ISB Management Training Institute, based in Dubai. It started its operation in 2022, following approval by the KHDA. It is an award-giving institute for a diploma degree at the doctoral level. The acquisition means expanding the footprint of Swiss International University in the United Arab Emirates, creating greater opportunities for students in the region. The gaps in advanced academic and vocational education will be filled in with the support of the dynamic and growing community.

In Central Asia, the Swiss International University took over Osh, Kyrgyzstan, Kyrgyz-Uzbek International Pedagogy Institute. The institute is approved by the country’s Ministry of Education offering a mix of traditional face-to-face learning and its online counterpart. This therefore allows education to reach more student population and also promote educational developments within the region.

These acquisitions are opening Swiss International University’s global reach but maintaining its high quality of education. By blending tradition and innovation, the university will be offering more opportunities to students across the globe in terms of academic and professional success. The $21.7 million investment thus signifies the university’s intent to lead in global education and build a robust network of institutions that are dedicated to excellence and accessibility.

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