American University in Dubai   (in Dubai / United Arab Emirates / Asia)
(curator: Flounder Lee)

The American University in Dubai is a private, non-sectarian institution of higher learning founded in 1995. AUD's enrollment in 2012-2013 averaged 2,600 students. In Spring 2013, over one hundred nationalities were represented in the AUD student body.
AUD offers both undergraduate and graduate degrees and a Certificate in Middle Eastern Studies.
In addition to courses in their chosen program/major, undergraduate students in all disciplines must follow a curriculum in Arts and Sciences. This is in fulfillment of the general education portion of their degree requirements.
Through its Center for English Proficiency (CfEP), the university also conducts Intensive English programs designed to develop university-level English language skills in students requiring additional language study before commencing university.
The university's faculty possess appropriate academic credentials. Furthermore, many are or have been practicing professionals of note. In terms of faculty composition, North Americans have the highest representation of any national group.
AUD's multi-complex facility has been conceived with the objective of supporting the university's programs (both academic and extra-curricular) to an American standard. The campus surroundings include Dubai Internet City and Media City.

Partner website: www.aud.edu

American University in Dubai organize the F.I.V.E. screening as follow:
Full screening of project, with a talk of both curators, Dr. Ani Atanasova and Flounder Lee.

The screening will have place on 2014-11-18 at:

American University in Dubai, near Dubai Internet City (E421), at 07.00 p.m.