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Student Snapshot: Caitlyn Longest ’23 - Caitlin Longest ’23 (studio art) has interned in NYC and Italy, and she's created art in Jordan. "I've learn to adapt to different places quickly and make the most of my time," she says.

Review of applications will begin in fall 2022 and will continue until the position is filled.

5.67 percent of students going from India to study abroad have moved to surprise countries like Germany, Spain, France, Portugal, and UAE.

Studying abroad is not without its challenges, but it represents a phenomenal opportunity for personal growth.

Last summer, I spent 12 weeks in Europe — 10 studying, two vacationing. That is the longest I have ever been away from home, much less across an ocean. There

Thanks to a prestigious U.S. Department of State program, top-achieving FIU students are expanding their horizons abroad.

Majority of higher education institutions report an increase in study abroad participation compared to previous year Experiential learning and educational travel provide students with a global passport for life NEW YORK, September 20, 2022 – As students return to classrooms this fall, U.S. colleges and universities are seeing in-person study abroad programs rebound.

Harris Miller, who led for the Information Technology Association for America for 11 years and ran for the Senate, has died after a battle with pancreat...

Since 2018, Johns Hopkins has been quietly revolutionizing its approach to student career and life design. Now, the revolution has a headquarters.

Harris Miller, who led for the Information Technology Association for America for 11 years and ran for the Senate, has died after a battle with pancreat...