Kimep
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KIMEP (an acronym for the Kazakhstan Institute of Management, Economics and Strategic Research) is an institution of higher education in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
It is a private Western-type university, offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in Business Administration, Economics, Social Sciences and Journalism. Its mission is to develop well-educated students and to improve the quality of life in Kazakhstan and the Central Asian region through teaching, learning, the advancement of knowledge in the fields of business administration and social science, and through community service.
[edit] Controversy
Kimep has been under fire from former administrators, faculty and students. The former administrators and faculty have charged that KIMEP is mismanaged and that it systematically defrauds foreign faculty. KIMEP strongly contests these allegations and has posted a letter rebutting them, as well as the results of its 2006 Faculty Satisfaction Survey, on its Web site. The charges can be found at the following websites:
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