Structure and Organization
The consortium's educational programs are managed by 4 academic units called schools:
- The John Jay School of Diplomacy and International Affairs
- The Blaise Pascal School of Computing and Sciences
- The John Locke School of Business and Economics
- The Pavel Florensky School of Theology and Ministry
- The Euclid School of Education Development
Since 2009, the programs are directly managed by EUCLID (University) and the original academic units were absorbed in EUCLID. However EUCLID University is not a recognised degree granting institution.
The Euclid Consortium is headed by a High Steward, the ambassador of the Central African Republic to the United States, His Excellency Emmanuel Touaboye and an Executive President, Mr. Syed Zahid Ali who is also the Secretary-General of EUCLID (Euclid University).
Academic oversight is under the responsibility of the Oversight council whose co-chairmen are the rectors of the participating universities.
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