Parents tend to be among the most interested—but potentially challenging—stakeholders. How can education abroad professionals deal most effectively with this generation of super-involved parents?
Increasing access to study abroad opportunities to all student populations on campus has been a goal for many education abroad offices nationwide—and efforts are paying off.
Computer science and technology students get a global perspective with unique education abroad experiences that help them prepare for their future careers.
T.S. Eliot, Alexander Hamilton, Bradley Cooper, and many other notable names studied abroad during their college years.
Master of laws graduates are using laws to help move the needle on human rights worldwide.
Internships abroad centered on social justice issues inspire ideas that—when put into action—can change the world.
In an era of shaky enrollment models and surging competition for students, the challenge for higher education leaders is to successfully deploy the full spectrum of technological tools to recruit, retain, and support international students.
For the spouses and children of international scholars and students, life in the United States often requires an adjustment period. To ease the transition, ISSS offices can start providing much-needed support to dependents from the beginning.