One of the views students will see on the Oxford trip Photo: @sbuoxford on Instagram The view from the Sant’Anna Institute in ...

Please see below for links to the recordings from the Go Abroad Week 2024 events. If you will be applying for a 2025-26 study abroad placement, it is strongly encouraged that you watch the recordings ...

A growing number of Americans are choosing to retire abroad. However, moving overseas isn't for every person. Here's what to ...

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One day, while in the car with her mom, she heard on the radio that Americans were moving to Germany for free education. It sounded like a dream to her: a chance to live abroad and earn an ...

NTU offers students a range of international opportunities on and off campus. You can study abroad at over 300 partner institutions worldwide, from a single week to a whole year.

The Elementary to Postsecondary Student Education Dashboard: Enrolments, Graduations and Tuition Fees comprehensive data visualization tool overviews counts of enrolments and graduations for ...

As is often the case in U.S. presidential elections, both candidates are treating foreign policy as a side issue in this campaign. That’s a disservice to the American people. Kamala Harris and ...

Between 2016 and 2018 the World Bank Group invested US$3.2 billion in education projects benefiting adolescent girls. The logic is straightforward. Girls face significant barriers to education ...

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh said that the trend of students going abroad is not a disease, but rather a symptom of a "diseased education system" that has worsened due to political interference.

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday termed the trend of students going abroad to study as a “new disease”. He also said that commercialisation of education is adversely impacting its quality ...

These two men were among the nearly 2,000 Times readers who responded to a question I posed in this newsletter over the summer: Would Americans consider moving abroad should their preferred ...