Minerva University, ranked among the world's most innovative universities for its program that allows its students to study in different cities across the globe, has added Tokyo as an eighth rotation city.Starting from Sept. 8, 125 students from 40 countries will study in Tokyo for 12 months of their four-year program as part of the San Francisco-based institution's global rotation.The private school founded by entrepreneur Ben Nelson, which opened in 2014, sends students to Berlin, Buenos Aires, Hyderabad in India, London, Seoul and Taipei in addition to its home city on the U.S. West Coas…READ FULL ARTICLE
