A bipartisan act named after senator Paul Simon, seeking to boost study abroad among US students, is being introduced in the upper house.

In the 2020/21 academic year, the total number of US students who studied abroad for academic credit declined by 91%, according to new Open Doors data.

The modern world of work requires a dynamic integration of digital and intercultural competency skills that are leveraged in overt and covert ways every single day. And right now, only a small fraction of college graduates are prepared for this reality through study abroad

Educators in the US should look to the needs of first-generation students when promoting study abroad opportunities, an IIE report has recommended.

The US Department of State has awarded nearly $1.5 million to 44 colleges and universities to develop and expand study abroad programs.

Imagine a community of strangers in a fairly confined space who dine together, go to class together, join affinity groups, have moments of heartbreak, exhilaration, confidence, and elation

ApplyBoard has partnered with five Irish universities as part of its launch of the country as its latest study abroad destination.

Around 12 to 15% of our student body is internationals – we think it adds so much to the student experience to have them here