Global student mobility is accelerating, but the motivations behind studying abroad are rapidly changing. As international enrolments move towards 8.5 million by 2030, students are prioritising career ...

As an incoming first-year student in fall of 2019, I knew that I wanted to study abroad at some point in my career at Drexel. Eager to figure out what my options were, I immediately started looking at ...

When abroad, you can connect to locals, peers, and professors that will last a lifetime. These connections can be personal and or professional. From my experiences abroad, I have gained new ...

Curiosity acts like a muscle: the more it’s exercised, the stronger it becomes. This is especially relevant today, when ...

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If you are preparing to study abroad, September has likely been positioned as a non-negotiable milestone. Miss it, and you ...

Thinking about taking your education overseas? Studying abroad offers more than just a new classroom setting—it's a life-changing experience that can transform your future. Here are five compelling ...

Georgetown makes studying abroad almost effortless. Walk into the office of international programs, attend an info session and fill out an application that certifies you have a pulse and a GPA above 3 ...

Most college students from around the world often prefer to study abroad for several reasons such as to get a quality education, meet new people, experience other people’s cultures, and more. Below ...

In 2025, Indian students shifted focus from quantity to quality in study abroad, emphasizing program value and outcomes.

Indian students are still looking abroad, but they are choosing differently. The US, UK, Canada and Australia now come with ...

In 2004, for the first time, the number of Americans studying abroad surpassed 200,000. While newer numbers are not yet available, there is every reason to think they will continue to climb steadily ...