International Educator (IE) is the flagship bimonthly magazine of NAFSA: Association of International Educators. IE maintains the highest standards of intellectual quality, editorial excellence, and design to service its readers who are working worldwide to advance international education and exchange.
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Education Abroad
A View From Out Here
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Cover Story
A Key to Your Career?
Alan Dessoff
Master’s degrees in international education are not new—but there are more programs today to choose from and having one is becoming more important to opening the door to the field.
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Master’s degrees in international education are not new—but there are more programs today to choose from and having one is becoming more important to opening the door to the field.
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Features
Education Abroad Today and Beyond
Elaina Loveland and Christopher Murphy
The U.S. Senate declaration of 2006 as the Year of Study Abroad and the recent Lincoln Commission report give reason for five leaders to reflect on the state of education abroad and its future in this first article of a year-long series on education abroad.
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The U.S. Senate declaration of 2006 as the Year of Study Abroad and the recent Lincoln Commission report give reason for five leaders to reflect on the state of education abroad and its future in this first article of a year-long series on education abroad.
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Passport to Education
Christopher Connell
At Colgate University, students and faculty view education abroad as an integral component of the college experience and as a result, the majority of them participate.
At Colgate University, students and faculty view education abroad as an integral component of the college experience and as a result, the majority of them participate.
Departments
From the Editors
Front Lines
In Brief
- Data Reveal Rise in Students Studying Abroad; Numbers of International Students Drop Slightly
- Dialogue Seeks Cohesive International Education Policy
- Global Engagement Award Honor NAFSAn Josef Mestenhauser
- UNESCO Calls for Cross-Border Knowledge Sharing
- NAFSA Member Leaders Take Office
- Pew Survey Reveals Changing Views on China
Across Cultures
Down but Not Under: Australian Higher Education
Aviezer Tucker
Aviezer Tucker
Voices
Education Abroad
A View From Out Here
Lessons Learned: Musings on a 30-Year Career in International Education
Jack Van de Water
Jack Van de Water
Groundwork
Where Have the International Students Gone? Part II: Look at the Baccalaureate and Associate Degree Sectors
William K. Cummings and Olga Bain
William K. Cummings and Olga Bain