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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.

Careers in International Education: New Professionals

Careers in International Education: A Guide for New Professionals

Careers in International Education: A Guide for New Professionals is a practical guide to planning the first five to seven years of a career in international education. Readers consider professional performance and context, practical tools and resources, and different career trajectories. The book

Hiring Manager Questions: In Alignment with Second Ed

Hiring Manager Questions, Second Edition

Based on NAFSA’s International Education Professional Competencies 2.0, this set of sample behavioral interview questions is a helpful tool for supervisors when hiring employees in any area of international education. This tool is not meant to be an exhaustive list but rather a starting place for

NAFSA International Education Professional Competencies 2.0

NAFSA: Association of International Educators proudly introduces this comprehensive update of competencies for international education professionals. Refreshed in 2022, the competencies advance the professionalization of the field and influence the development of the future international education

NAFSA Research Symposium Series, Volume 4

A compilation of original, innovative research in international education developed from recent NAFSA Research Symposium events as a resource for scholars and practitioners. Topics in this volume include: An editorial by Shanna Saubert "Keeping Pace and Pushing Forward: Power, (In)Equity, and

Senior International Officers: Roles and Responsibilities Book Cover

Senior International Officers: Essential Roles and Responsibilities

Effective leadership for internationalization is necessary for higher education institutions to remain relevant within an increasingly interconnected and competitive global higher education landscape. While the formal titles and functions of senior international officers (SIOs) vary across