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Global Center of Independent Studies

- What Is GCIS

Global Center of Independent Studies is the most reliable link to Long Distance Postgraduate Studies. Adopting the philosophy 'Education without boundaries' a new vision is on offer...

- Our Vision

GCIS has been founded with a vision to represent, accredited post graduate programmes, offering working professionals the opportunity to obtain a post graduate degree and seek new dimensions in their careers.

High caliber State Funded Universities offer Internationally accredited programs in the fields of Business and Sports, through Independent Studies and External Examinations.

The inspiring, wise words of W J Fulbright reinforce GCIS vision and earmark a new frontier in Education.

- Our Programs

	Murray State University
International MBA (AACSB & KYSATS Accredited) Master of Arts (M.A.) in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Master of Science (MSc.) in Telecommunications Systems Management (TSM) Master of Science (MSc.) in Organizational Communication with Focus in Educational Administration (OCFEA) Murray State University (MSU) is Kentucky's Public Ivy University considered by experts the "Hidden Treasure in Education"
	Indiana State University
MA in Recreation and Sports Management (NASPE, NASSM & KYSATS Accredited) Indiana State University (ISU) has a 140-year history of providing educational excelence that is recognised nationally and internationally. The Sports Management Post Graduate Program is one of only 25 Accredited Graduate Programs in theUSA.
	Saint Louis University
MA In Education (Accredited by NCATE & KYSATS) Saint Louis University is tracing its history to the foundation of the Saint Louis Academy in 1818. The department of Education Studies of SLU offers its students an excellent professional education for teaching and working within an educational setting. While acknowledging the vast problems and issues in the filed of education, the Department of Educational Studies faculty seeks an appropriate balance between the learning tasks required and the outcome desired, between action and reflection, between inspiration and verification, between intellect and affect, and between decisive conviction and open curiosity.