Yongabi, Kenneth Anchang, Doctor of Public Health

EXPERIENCE LETTER
It could be hard to find the right words to describe a perplexed situation without the temptation of flattery. Another glaring bias that is widespread is that most alumni of every institution would certainly not down play their Alma matter even in the face of glaring deficiency. My experience at Atlantic international University (AIU) neither belongs to the above nomenclature. The hard fact about Atlantic International University is that of an educational system where time and space are maximized efficiently.Studies at AIU truly makes the world a global village. I found studies at AIU unique, all encompassing , builds and prepares students both academically, professionally, morally, psychologically and spiritually to face the challenges and enigmas of our contemporary world .The problems of the world today are so multifaceted and it thus appear that the approach used by the very traditional university systems are becoming obsolete and unfashionable to address current problems,AIU scores high with its holistic ,student participatory approach which I have experienced during my doctoral studies.
The studies are rigorous with a mutual participating approach. The students and staff collaborate very closely with the student designing courses that are geared toward meeting professional needs. Here, bureaucracy is diffuse, traditional bottle necks and wrangles found in most faculties are considered old fashion. At doctoral level the emphasis that students must have a background that contributes passionately to their fields of endeavors is revealing at AIU, unique and commendable. I found studies very inspiring and think it stands to benefit many students in the southern hemisphere who are zealous to expand their career and knowledge horizons.