Arab Open University - Revision history

Nikos Zygouritsas at 10:44, 2 August 2011

2011-08-02T10:44:18Z

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-The ''Arab Open University'' (AOU) is a distance-teaching university operating across seven countries in the Middle East. It is a non-profit private university founded in 2002 in [[Kuwait]], [[Jordan]], and [[Lebanon]]. One year later it opened in [[Bahrain]], [[Saudi Arabia]], and [[Egypt]] - and recently in [[Oman]].
+Arab Open University (AOU, in Arabic الجامعة العربية المفتوحة) is a non-profit private Pan-Arab university founded in 2002 in Kuwait, Jordan, and Lebanon. One year later it opened in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Oman. The AOU is affiliated with the UK Open University (UKOU). Agreements with the UKOU cover three major areas: licensing of materials, consultancies, accreditation, and validation.
 See http://www.arabou.org/.
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 [[Category:Private nonprofit providers]]
 [[Category:International initiatives]]

2009-07-29T15:45:01Z

added OU template at the top

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	The ''Arab Open University'' (AOU) is a distance-teaching university operating across seven countries in the Middle East. It is a non-profit private university founded in 2002 in [[Kuwait]], [[Jordan]], and [[Lebanon]]. One year later it opened in [[Bahrain]], [[Saudi Arabia]], and [[Egypt]] - and recently in [[Oman]].		The ''Arab Open University'' (AOU) is a distance-teaching university operating across seven countries in the Middle East. It is a non-profit private university founded in 2002 in [[Kuwait]], [[Jordan]], and [[Lebanon]]. One year later it opened in [[Bahrain]], [[Saudi Arabia]], and [[Egypt]] - and recently in [[Oman]].

2009-04-22T07:38:09Z

wikified countries

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	The ''Arab Open University'' (AOU) is a distance-teaching university operating across seven countries in the Middle East. It is a non-profit private university founded in 2002 in Kuwait, Jordan, and Lebanon. One year later it opened in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and ~~finally~~ in Oman.		The ''Arab Open University'' (AOU) is a distance-teaching university operating across seven countries in the Middle East. It is a non-profit private university founded in 2002 in [[Kuwait]], [[Jordan]], and [[Lebanon]]. One year later it opened in [[Bahrain]], [[Saudi Arabia]], and [[Egypt]] - and recently in [[Oman]].

	The AOU is affiliated with the UK [[Open University]] (UKOU). Agreements with the UKOU cover three major areas: licensing of materials, consultancies, accreditation, and validation.		The AOU is affiliated with the UK [[Open University]] ([[UKOU]]). Agreements with the UKOU cover three major areas: licensing of materials, consultancies, accreditation, and validation.

	See http://www.arabou.org/.		See http://www.arabou.org/.

2009-04-11T19:16:39Z

edit cats

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	[[Category:Universities]]		[[Category:Universities]]
	[[Category:Open universities]]		[[Category:Open universities]]
	~~[[Category:Newly created institutions]]~~
	[[Category:Evolution of existing institutions]]		[[Category:Evolution of existing institutions]]
	[[Category:Private nonprofit providers]]		[[Category:Private nonprofit providers]]
	[[Category:International initiatives]]		[[Category:International initiatives]]

2009-03-26T03:19:44Z

add cat per unesco

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	[[Category:Open universities]]		[[Category:Open universities]]
	[[Category:Newly created institutions]]		[[Category:Newly created institutions]]
			[[Category:Evolution of existing institutions]]
	[[Category:Private nonprofit providers]]		[[Category:Private nonprofit providers]]
	[[Category:International initiatives]]		[[Category:International initiatives]]

2009-03-24T04:05:00Z

more info about aou

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	The ''Arab Open University'' (AOU) is a distance teaching university operating across seven countries in the Middle East.		The ''Arab Open University'' (AOU) is a distance-teaching university operating across seven countries in the Middle East. It is a non-profit private university founded in 2002 in Kuwait, Jordan, and Lebanon. One year later it opened in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and finally in Oman.

			The AOU is affiliated with the UK [[Open University]] (UKOU). Agreements with the UKOU cover three major areas: licensing of materials, consultancies, accreditation, and validation.

	See http://www.arabou.org/.		See http://www.arabou.org/.


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	> [[Programmes]]<br>		> [[Programmes]]<br>
	> [[Middle East]]		> [[Middle East]]


	[[Category:Kuwait]]		[[Category:Kuwait]]

2009-03-24T03:58:56Z

add cat

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	[[Category:Lebanon]]		[[Category:Lebanon]]
	[[Category:Saudi Arabia]]		[[Category:Saudi Arabia]]
			[[Category:Universities]]
	[[Category:Open universities]]		[[Category:Open universities]]
	[[Category:Newly created institutions]]		[[Category:Newly created institutions]]
	[[Category:Private nonprofit providers]]		[[Category:Private nonprofit providers]]
	[[Category:International initiatives]]		[[Category:International initiatives]]

2009-03-17T16:38:04Z

added typology

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	[[Category:Saudi Arabia]]		[[Category:Saudi Arabia]]
	[[Category:Open universities]]		[[Category:Open universities]]
			[[Category:Newly created institutions]]
			[[Category:Private nonprofit providers]]
			[[Category:International initiatives]]

2009-01-24T20:01:12Z

add category

2008-12-13T17:16:02Z

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	The ''Arab Open University'' is a distance teaching university operating across seven countries in the Middle East.		The ''Arab Open University'' (AOU) is a distance teaching university operating across seven countries in the Middle East.

	See http://www.arabou.org/.		See http://www.arabou.org/.