The 23 GISU members represent 18 countries, 21 sister-city and friendly-cities, combined approximate population of almost 40 million, 600,000 students and 64,000 faculty and staff. Offering a great diversity of undergraduate and graduate programs representing the best of the world, GISU strives to become the ideal model of international collaboration.

The 23 GISU members represent 18 countries, 21 sister-city and friendly-cities, combined approximate population of almost 40 million, 600,000 students and 64,000 faculty and staff. Offering a great diversity of undergraduate and graduate programs representing the best of the world, GISU strives to become the ideal model of international collaboration.

The 23 GISU members represent 18 countries, 21 sister-city and friendly-cities, combined approximate population of almost 40 million, 600,000 students and 64,000 faculty and staff. Offering a great diversity of undergraduate and graduate programs representing the best of the world, GISU strives to become the ideal model of international collaboration.

The 23 GISU members represent 18 countries, 21 sister-city and friendly-cities, combined approximate population of almost 40 million, 600,000 students and 64,000 faculty and staff. Offering a great diversity of undergraduate and graduate programs representing the best of the world, GISU strives to become the ideal model of international collaboration.

The 23 GISU members represent 18 countries, 21 sister-city and friendly-cities, combined approximate population of almost 40 million, 600,000 students and 64,000 faculty and staff. Offering a great diversity of undergraduate and graduate programs representing the best of the world, GISU strives to become the ideal model of international collaboration.

The 23 GISU members represent 18 countries, 21 sister-city and friendly-cities, combined approximate population of almost 40 million, 600,000 students and 64,000 faculty and staff. Offering a great diversity of undergraduate and graduate programs representing the best of the world, GISU strives to become the ideal model of international collaboration.

The 23 GISU members represent 18 countries, 21 sister-city and friendly-cities, combined approximate population of almost 40 million, 600,000 students and 64,000 faculty and staff. Offering a great diversity of undergraduate and graduate programs representing the best of the world, GISU strives to become the ideal model of international collaboration.