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Read moreThe Partnership between the European School of Economics and the US VA office: A Bridge of Opportunities with the GI Bill
The European School of Economics (ESE) has always been committed to providing high-quality international education, aiming to equip students with the skills needed to excel in the global business world. One of the unique aspects of the education offered by ESE is its willingness to support those who, after serving in the armed forces, wish to transition back to civilian life and pursue a professional career. Through its partnership with the GI Bill program (https://department.va.gov/), ESE provides U.S. veterans and their families with a valuable opportunity to continue their academic education widen their horizons, and strengthen their career prospects.
The GI Bill, created to support veterans in their return to civilian life, provides benefits ranging from higher education funding to access to home loans, as well as resources for health care and workforce reintegration. With the expansion of educational opportunities, the GI Bill has enabled millions of veterans to access higher education without financial concerns.
The partnership between ESE and the VA Office represents a perfect synergy for veterans ( and their families) who wish to study abroad in an international environment and gain an education that helps them excel in the business world. Thanks to this collaboration, veterans can access undergraduate and graduate programs in economics, management, and finance, with an innovative curriculum that reflects the challenges and opportunities of the global marketplace.
What does the European School of Economics offer to veterans through the GI Bill?
Why is this partnership important?
The transition from military life to civilian life can be challenging. The support provided by the European School of Economics, along with the benefits of the GI Bill, helps bridge this gap, by offering students not only academic skills but also travel and hands-on experience that lend the confidence and resources to thrive in a modern, dynamic professional environment.
Furthermore, this partnership is part of a broader movement to provide both recognition and opportunities to those who have so freely offered themselves, and their families, to build a new life, not just as citizens, but as successful professionals.
The collaboration between the European School of Economics and the US Department of Veterans Affairs is a demonstration of how educational institutions can play a crucial role in improving lives, and offering opportunities to build a solid and prosperous future.
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