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Updated: Monday, 06 Aug 2012, 8:56 AM EDT
Published : Monday, 06 Aug 2012, 8:45 AM EDT
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) - Purdue University officials are considering a proposal to start offering some of its aviation management programs in a Persian Gulf country.
Purdue would join several other American universities with degree programs in the country of Qatar .
Purdue aviation technology department head Brent Bowen tells the Journal & Courier that education leaders in Qatar are working to prepare its workforce beyond oil-related jobs. Bowen has twice visited Qatar and says Purdue could also start training programs for aviation companies now in the country.
Purdue officials are waiting on a draft contract for the Qatar program, but say a foundation there is expected to pay the startup costs.
Georgetown, Texas A&M, Cornell and Northwestern universities are among American schools already with Qatar programs.
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