NAFSA Bookstore

The NAFSA Bookstore features a wide variety of practice-related and thought-provoking publications written by leading experts in international education. Find the professional resources you need to stay informed with NAFSA’s books, posters, student guides, and more. Search for titles and subjects relevant to your needs.

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Facilitating Education Abroad: Blueprints for Successful Advising
Facilitating Education Abroad is an asset for education abroad advisers seeking to expand their programs and advising services. Covering topics such as marketing and outreach, managing student records, and linking international experiences to career development, this publication features more than
Factors Influencing U.S. Int'l Student Enrollment Growth cover
NAFSA, in partnership with APLU and INTO, conducted a longitudinal analysis of factors influencing international student enrollment at U.S. higher education institutions to produce Factors Influencing International Student Enrollment Growth and Decline: A Multi-Factor Analysis of 2 Decades of Data
Friendship With An American Host
Friendship With An American Host: A Guide for International Students at U.S. Colleges and Universities is a handy guide designed for international students. This booklet provides insight into common U.S. customs as well as ways in which international students can engage with their host and peers and
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Funding Your Education Abroad: Understanding the Basics of Student Aid and International Education is designed for U.S. students interested in education abroad and their families. This handy booklet covers types of financial aid and eligibility, how to apply for awards, how to make sure a program is
Global Learning: Defining, Designing, Demonstrating
This joint publication of NAFSA and the Association of American Colleges and Universities provides a definition and rationale for "global learning," a term widely used but with differing meanings across higher education. This publication is organized into three sections, which correspond with three