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Brigham Young University (BYU) has emerged as a frontrunner in facilitating global education opportunities for U.S. college students, according to the latest Open Doors Report. Spearheaded by the David M. Kennedy Center for International Studies, BYU’s extensive study abroad programs have successfully placed over 2,000 students annually across 48 countries, engaging them in 206 diverse academic experiences. This initiative reflects the institution’s commitment to broadening student perspectives and enhancing their global competence.Expanding Horizons through International ExposureBYU’s remarkable achievement in leading U.S. institutions for study abroad participation is a testament to its dedication to international education. With programs ranging from study…

55 These days, automation and artificial intelligence (AI) are not just buzzwords but essential components of the workplace, thus it is more important than ever to use creative training techniques. A novel strategy, as disclosed by a recent Deloitte study, indicates that play may hold the key to workplace adaptation and employee upskilling in the future. This article details the interesting findings and figures from the study and explores how digital “playgrounds” can be the cornerstone for enabling the workforce to prosper alongside AI. The development of online games Digital playgrounds are online areas where staff members may experiment with…

Photo Submitted Did you know that the U of A’s African and African American Studies (AAST) program provides a truly interdisciplinary education, with a focus on topics like history, political science, English, sociology, social work, education, journalism and languages such as Swahili and Portuguese? And, by studying the African diaspora both at home and abroad, students will discover and examine tools used to organize for positive change and social justice.   No other program at the U of A offers such a holistic view of world history and change or helps students discover as much diversity of people and thought. …

The job market has evolved significantly, with remote jobs becoming a mainstay across industries, offering you the benefits of flexibility and the comfort of working from home. If you’re starting your career, there is good news: companies are increasingly offering entry-level positions that embrace this work-from-home model. These positions span various fields, including customer service, sales, tech support, and more, reflecting the growing acceptance of remote work as a viable option not just for seasoned professionals but also for those at the start of their career journey.Top Remote, Entry-Level Job Titles For New GraduatesIn today’s job market, the rise of…

42 According to the most recent results from IBM’s Global AI Adoption Index 2023, India has become the world leader in implementing AI in the workplace. India leads the list of nations studied, with an astounding 59% of enterprise-scale firms actively incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations. India’s AI journey The study provides a clear picture of the country’s quick progress in adopting AI. Over the past two years, a startling 74% of surveyed enterprises—classified as early adopters—have increased their spending in AI considerably. This increase shows a strong commitment to using AI for competitive advantage and spans important…

In a world increasingly defined by global connections and opportunities, the Faculty of Psychology and Economics at an esteemed institution has carved a new path for its students to explore, learn, and grow far beyond the familiar confines of their campus. This fall, a select duo from the Management major will embark on a journey to Prague, Czech Republic, to participate in an exchange program at Newton University, thanks to the Erasmus+ project. With the application deadline looming on March 30, 2024, the race is on to seize a transformative educational experience. Exploring New Academic Horizons The opportunity to study…

Are you a student that would be interested in a one-year or a semester exchange abroad? If so, France is an exciting choice! Buffalo State University has a partnership with the University of Toulouse – Jean Jaures in southern France! Toulouse is known as the Pink City for its unique pinkish terracotta walls, which are unusual in France. The city is located close to many prominent European cities. It’s just two hours to Bordeaux and four hours to Paris, Marseille, Nice, Cannes, the French Riviera, Barcelona, and Spain. Flights to other European destinations such as Lisbon, Madrid, Rome, or even…

Setting off on a study abroad journey is an exciting opportunity, but the financial aspect can often be a significant burden and challenge for students and their families. Understanding that feeling, David Crout, Director of Off-Campus Programs at the Hubbard Center, recently conducted an informative workshop “Funding for Off-Campus Study” to break down the study abroad funding and scholarships, providing students with a comprehensive guide to making their international academic aspirations a reality. The workshop had two sessions, happening at the Watson Forum on Feb. 25. Crout’s workshop brought invaluable information, beginning with a thorough exploration of the diverse array…

By Kara Armstrong KU students have the opportunity to study in Costa Rica during the summer of 2024. Students may take up to six credits during their study abroad program. This study abroad program is not hosted by KU, rather, it is provided by an outside program, ICADS (Institute for Central American Development Studies). ICADS is located in San José, Costa Rica. CADS students come from all over North America and Europe, representing a variety of age groups, educational levels, jobs, and professions.Photo Credit: KU Modern Languages Department The application deadline for the Costa Rica study abroad is Mar. 3,…

5 The dynamics of the workplace have changed significantly as the globe tries to adjust to the post-pandemic environment. Even though lockdowns started four years ago, the work-from-home trend is still prevalent, albeit with changing subtleties. The latest “2023 Workplace Index” from Eptura explores this changing environment in great detail and provides priceless insights into how office dynamics and work culture are changing. The resurrection of in-person interaction According to data from Eptura, there has been a noticeable increase in in-person interaction, surpassing pre-pandemic levels in terms of visitation and check-ins per office location. This comeback highlights the continued importance…