How education abroad offices can support students who return early from their experience abroad, from housing and travel logistics to continuation of classes.
Education Abroad
As the coronavirus continues to upend higher education around the world, emergency managers look back—and ahead—to build resilient international programs.
Whether about a natural disaster, car accident, or global pandemic, effectively communicating with students’ parents during times of crisis requires thoughtful preparation.
Leveraging locale and playing to strengths can provide opportunities for research and engagement.
The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has rocked international education. Here’s a look at how some institutions are responding.
With a new focus on improving its educational system, enrollment continues to climb at Egyptian higher education institutions.
Study abroad programs for secondary school students require special handling, but done right, they can result in life-changing experiences.
Increasing numbers of undergraduates are interested in pursuing research opportunities abroad, and international educators are at the nexus of campus collaboration to ensure student success.
While Spain is a top destination for students from around the world, the country has struggled to maintain quality and retain students in its higher education system.
Best practices for integrating texts, social media, and other tech-based communication tools that help ensure that colleges and universities achieve their enrollment, internationalization, and other goals.