IREX is an international nonprofit organization providing leadership and innovative programs to improve the quality of education, strengthen independent media, and foster pluralistic civil society development.
Founded in 1968, IREX has an annual portfolio of $50 million and a staff of over 400 professionals worldwide. IREX and its partner IREX Europe deliver cross-cutting programs and consulting expertise in more than 50 countries.
Alumni
As an alumnus/a of US Government programs administered by IREX, you are part of an extremely accomplished and diverse group of people. You are part of an important network of more than 6,000 scholars worldwide who have had the opportunity to travel abroad to supplement your academic and professional experience as well as learn about new cultures and people. Alumni hold positions on all levels of academia, government, media, business, the arts, and the third sector throughout, Europe, Eurasia, the Near East, Asia, and the United States.The resources offered on this site will help you to share the knowledge and experience you have gained abroad and continue the professional and personal development started through your exchange program. The site will help you remain an active participant in the alumni community in your home country. Please use this site to stay in touch with IREX staff and other alumni, to learn more about the programs and projects IREX administers for alumni, and to let us know about your personal and professional successes.
Notes from UnderGrad is a forum for the Eurasian Undergraduate Exchange Program community to express views and share the UGRAD program participant and alumni experience.The newsletter is sponsored by the Buerau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the US Department of State and produced by IREX.
"Muskie Messenger” is a newsletter with updates from Edmund S Muskie Graduate Program (Muskie) fellows, alumni, and host organizations. This edition highlights the Muskie contribution to public health and features a story on Georgian Muskie alumnus and member of Parliament, Levan Metreveli (Emory University, Public Health, 2006).
