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Gemma Caruso is pictured with Amma in Kanyakumari, a coastal town in the state of Tamil Nadu on India’s southern tip. (Courtesy of Gemma Caruso) International Education Week — an initiative led by the U.S. Departments of Education and State celebrating the benefits of global learning and international exchange — will be observed Nov. 13 to 17. Locally, several programs — including Rotary and AFS — are offering area teens the chance to study abroad while living with host families in host countries. Currently, six AFS students from Humboldt County are attending schools in other nations and learning about other…
The Czech Republic, mostly referred to as Czechia, is renowned for its magnificent architecture manifested in castles straight out of fairy tales, vibrant culture and its capital city, Prague. It has also made its way into the list of destinations that Indian students seek to study abroad because of its top-notch educational institutions and higher academic standards. In comparison with other Western nations, the cost of living and tuition fees are far too less in this Central European nation. For Indian students who do not have the financial resources to pursue their studies in nations like the USA or the…
Alexander Gregory Burdo, 27, passed away on Sunday, October 29, 2023 surrounded by family and close friends. He was the beloved son of Gabrielle (Orrico) and Gerry Burdo, and brother to Isabelle and Olivia, all of Southport, CT. He was a remarkable human being both intellectually and in his purity of soul and intention. He was a true friend to many and left an indelible impression on everyone he met. “Alex” was born on October 10, 1996 in Norwalk, and shared time between homes in Fairfield, CT and Yarmouth Port, MA. Though he enjoyed a wonderful upbringing in both locations,…
[New York, November 2023] A comprehensive market analysis report on the Study Abroad Application Service Market has been unveiled by StansNData, offering valuable insights and intelligence for both industry veterans and newcomers. This in-depth report not only provides revenue forecasts for the Study Abroad Application Service market and its subsegments but also equips stakeholders with a deep understanding of the competitive landscape. It empowers businesses to craft effective go-to-market strategies and positions them for success in the ever-evolving marketplace. You can access a sample PDF report here: https://www.statsndata.org/download-sample.php?id=143043 The report delves into essential questions that industry players and investors are…
Summary American students are increasingly choosing to study abroad in Europe, with over 66% of American students abroad now opting for European universities. Budget airlines have played a significant role in this trend, allowing students to travel affordably and easily within Europe, as well as to destinations in North Africa and the Middle East. The perception of studying abroad has shifted, with parents now seeing it as an affordable way for their children to explore different European cities every weekend without compromising their academics. Prior to the pandemic, the number of American students studying abroad had grown exponentially, reaching a…
By Yatharth Gulati In recent years, the United States has emerged as the top destination for Indian students seeking higher education abroad. This trend is not without reason. With its wide array of universities, diverse cultures, and a plethora of academic opportunities, the USA has earned its status as the preferred choice for Indian students. Here are the top 7 reasons why the United States is the first preference for Indian students’ higher education: World-Class Education The United States boasts of a vast array of renowned universities that consistently rank among the top institutions globally. These universities offer a wide…
Join us for an inspiring panel discussion where SEMO students will share their study abroad experiences. Discover life-changing programs, embrace global perspectives, and explore academic excellence. Celebrate SEMO’s International Education Week with us and learn how we’re transforming traditional education into extraordinary global adventures. Light refreshments will be served during the event. For more details, contact [email protected] or follow us on social media at SEMO Study Abroad Programs. Your global journey starts here! Source link
Dean College has announced a new partnership with the Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) on an innovative new program: First Year Abroad (FYA). Launching in fall 2024, FYA offers recent high school graduates the opportunity to begin their undergraduate studies with a transformative study abroad experience during their first semester or academic year of college. Unlike students in a gap year program, FYA participants are enrolled as first-year college students on track to complete their college degree within four years. Rather than waiting until junior year to study abroad, FYA students begin their undergraduate career with a life-changing international experience,…
The H-1B program may undergo significant changes as early as October 1, 2024. The Department of Homeland Security U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) recently published a 94-page proposed rule to “modernize” the H-1B program. The H-1B is a temporary (nonimmigrant) visa category for employers to petition for workers in “specialty occupations.” A “specialty occupation” requires the use of a body of highly specialized knowledge and at least a bachelor’s degree or the equivalent in a specific specialty. Jobs in STEM fields—science, technology, engineering, or mathematics—frequently qualify. Congress caps the limits on annual H-1B visa numbers to 65,000 with 20,000…
Learning new languages unlocks opportunities, not only during a study abroad program, but for career pathways in government, business and civil service after graduation. From competing in the global marketplace to fostering diplomatic relationships with countries around the world to supporting a more empathetic society, the United States benefits from having a population of multilingual professionals. Despite this, only 20% of Americans report that they are able to converse in two or more languages — far behind their European counterparts, who report a 56% multilingual population. To promote language development and cross-cultural communication skills among American students, the U.S. Department…