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Participating Universities and Organizations Participating Universities and Organizations Knowledge Globalization Conferences participants come universities from all parts of the world. The past six conferences were attended by participants from 200 universities from 50 different countries. The list is prepared by countries. Algeria 1. Mostaganem University Australia 1. Bar Chambers 2. Deakin University 3. Macquarie University 4. University of Western Sydney 5. University of New South Wales 6. The University of Newcastle 1. University of Southern Queensland 7. The University of Sydney 8. La Trobe University 9. RMIT University Austria 1. Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration Bangladesh 1. American International University - Bangladesh (AIUB) 2. Atish Dipankar University of Science and Technology 3. Axiata Bangladesh limited (Robi) 4. Bangladesh Agricultural University 5. Bangladeshi Embassy in NY 6. BRAC University 7. BUET 8. CEGIS 9. Central Depository Bangladesh Limited (CDBL) 10. Dhaka University 11. Dhaka Water Supply & Sewerage Authority 12. East Delta University 13. East West University 14. Independent University, 15. Institute of Management Consultant Bangladesh 16. Institute of Water Modelling 17. IUCN 18. IWM 19. Jahangirnagar University 20. Janata Bank Ltd 21. North South University 22. Northern University 23. ORBIS 24. Premier University 23. Prime Bank Limited 25. Public Works Department 26. Stamford University 27. The Peoples University of Bangladesh 28. United International University 29. University of Chittagong 30. University of Development Alternative 31. University of Dhaka 32. University of Liberal Arts 33. University of Rajshahi 34. Uttara University 35. Water Development Board 36. Eastern University, Bangladesh Brazil 1. Universidade Federal do Maranhao 2. Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina Canada 1. Bishop's University 2. Brock University 3. University of New Brunswick at Saint Johns 4. University of Ottawa 5. University of Toronto 6. York University 7. Université de Montréal 8. Wilfrid Laurier University 9. South Calgary Primary Care Network 10. Western University Chile 1. Universidad de Chile China 1. Chongqing University 2. Cnetral University of Finance and Economic 3. International Poverty Reduction Center in China 4. Nankai University 5. Northwest A&F University 6. Shijiazhuang University of Economics Costa Rica 1. International Center for Development Studies Croatia 1. University of Zagreb Czech 1. Charles University Cyprus 1. Eastern Mediterranean University Ethiopia 1. Addis Ababa University School of Commerce France 1. ESSEC Business School 2. French National Institute for Agricultural Research - INRA / MOIS 3. IAE - Aix en Provence 4. University Paul Cezane 5. Institut des Hautes Etudes Germany 1. University of Bielefeld 2. Deloitte Consulting Gmbh 3. Munster University of Applied Sciences 4. University of Heidelberg 5. University of Ulm 6. Gent University Belgium 7. University of Giessen Ghana 1. University of Ghana 2. All Nations University College Hungary 1. Széchenyi István University Hong Kong 1. Knowledge Dialogues India 1. Acharya Nagarjuna University 2. Acropolis Institute 3. Aligarh Muslim University 4. Ashta No Kai 5. Banasthali University 6. Bhagwati P.G.T.T.College 7. Bharathidasan University 8. BK School of Business Management 9. C.P. Patel & F.H. Shah Commerce College 10. Center for Asia Studies 11. D.A.V. Velankar College of Commerce,Solapur 12. D.N.R.College 13. Devi Ahilya University 14. Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University 15. FLAME University 16. Gauhati University 17. Goa Institute of Management 18. Graphic era univresity 19. H.R.College of Commerce & Economics 20. IDC, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay 21. Indian Institute of Technology Indore 22. Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur 23. Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations 24. Institute of Management Technology-Nagpur 25. Institute of Science and Religion 26. John Deere 27. Kohinoor Business School 28. Lal Bahadur shastri Institute of Management 29. LVP Eye Institute 30. Mangalore University 31. Model Institute of Engineering and Technology 32. Mulund College of Commerce 33. Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies 34. National Institute of Industrial Engineering 35. NIMS University 36. Panjab University 37. Pearl Academy of Fashion 38. Pratibha Institute of Business Management 39. Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University 40. Rabindra Mahavidyalaya 41. School of Commerce and Management Science 42. Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics 43. Sardar Patel University 44. SBS College of ENGG. & TECH 45. Smt. T.J. Patel Commerce College 46. SRM University 47. Symbiosis Institute of Management Studies 48. The University of Burdwan 49. University of Delhi 50. Vysya Institute of Management Studies 51. Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar 52. IILM Institute for Higher Education 53. Delhi Technological University 54. Fore School of Management 55. Calcutta University 56. CSIR-NISTADS 57. NIIT University 58. Council on Energy, Environment, and Water 59. Gautam Buddha University 60. Asia Pacific Institute of Management 61. Samhita College 62. The English and Foreign Languages University 63. International Management Institute 64. Vinodgupta School of Management, IIT Kharagpur 65. Management Development Institute 66. Guru Gobind Singh Indraprashta University 67. Luxury Connect Business School 68. Bangalore University 69. Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati 70. BIT Lalpur Ranchi 71. Delhi School of Management 72. University of Central Punjab 73. Guru Jambheshwar University of Science and Technology 74. Jawaharlal Nehru University 75. O.P. Jindal Global University 76. IMT Ghaziabad 77. SRM University, Haryana 78. Lal Bahadur Shastri National Academy of Administration 79. Rajasthan Agricultural University, Bikaner Iran 1. International Islamic University 2. Iran University of Science and Technology 3. Islamic Azad University 4. University of Tehran 5. Iran Study center of MASADA 6. Azad University 7. Iranian Center for Globalization Studies Italy 1. University of Rome La Sapienza Jamaica 1. University of the West Indies Japan 1. Kyushu University 2. Tokyo Institute of Technology Kazakhstan 1. Al-Farabi Kazakh national University Kenya 1. Kenyatta National Hospital 2. University of Nairobi Kuwait 1. Kuwait University Lebanon 1. Lebanese American University Macedonia 1. University American College Skopje Malaysia 2. Chartered Alternative Investment Analysts Association 3. Consumers International 4. Manipal University 5. Monash University Sunway Campus 6. Multimedia University 7. University Kebangsaan 8. University Kuala Lumpur 9. University Technology Mara Malaysia (UiTM) 10. Pusa Polytechnic 11. Amity University Rajasthan 12. Universiti Sains Malaysia Mexico 1. University of Guadalajara 2. Universidad Autonoma de Baja California Morocoo 1. University Moulay Ismail Nepal 1. Kathmandu University 2. Tribhuvan University New Zealand 1. University of Auckland 2. University of Otago Nigeria 1. Covenant University 2. Yaba College of Technology 3. University of Abuja 4. Department of Georgraphy Shehu Shagari College of Education Sokoto 5. University of Calabar 6. Obafemi Awolowo University 7. Anambra State University 8. Alvan Ikoku Federal College of Education, Owerri, 9. University of Ibadan 10. National Open University of Leeds 11. University of Lagos Norway 1. Østfold University College Pakistan 1. COMSATS Institute of Information Technology Lahore 2. Foundation University 3. Muhammad Ali Jinnah University 4. Pathfinder International 5. University of Gujrat 6. University of Sindh 7. International Islamic University 8. Fatima Jinnah Women University Philippines 1. Ateneo de Naga University Poland 1. The Andrzej Frycz – Modrzewski Cracow University 2. University of Life Sciences in Lublin 3. West Pomeranian Business School Portugal 1. University Alberta Romania 1. Babes-Bolyai University Russian Federation 1. Institute of Agrarian Problems of the Russian Academy of Sciences Saudi Arabia 1. Prince Sattam Bin Abdulaziz University 2. King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals Scotland 1. Royal Bank of Scotland South Africa 1. University of Johannesburg 2. Africa Student Youth for Peace 3. Stellenbosch University Sri Lanka 1. University of Jaffna Taiwan 1. Tunghai University 2. Shu Zen College of Medicine and Management Thailand 1. Mahidol University 2. Naresuan University Tunisia 1. Université de Carthage Turkey 1. Istanbul Bilgi University 2. Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism 3. Marmara University 4. Nisantasi University 5. Boğaziçi University 6. Yeditepe University 7. IŞIK University 8. Zirve University United Arab Emirate 1. University of Sharja 2. Zayed University Uganda 1. Masaka Rural Advisory and Development Foundation UK 1. De Montfort University 2. Durham Business School 3. Liverpool Hope University 4. Main Academy Global 5. University College London 6. University of Birmingham 7. University of Edinburgh 8. University of Manchester 9. University of London Royal Holloway 10. Aston University 11. Queen's University Belfast 12. University of Lincoln US 1. Ashland University 2. Boston University 3. Brandies University 4. Cambridge Health Alliance 5. Duke University 6. Florida Atlantic University 7. Framingham State University 8. George Washington University 9. Georgetown University 10. Harvard University 11. Indiana University Northwest 12. Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine 13. Johnson & Wales University 14. LeMoyne College 15. Knowledge Globalizaion Institute 16. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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