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117 A study abroad program can be a life-changing experience, and even more so when you add an international internship into the mix! Just ask Amy, a college student from Fairfield University and an AIFS Abroad Alumni Ambassador who spent a fall semester doing a Study + Internship program in England’s capital city of London. Now that she’s officially part of our alumni community, Amy can reflect on her study and intern abroad experience. Read on to learn more. Students who choose the Study + Internship program option get the best of both worlds: taking enriching and experiential courses abroad while also participating in a…
Navigating the complex landscape of U.S. immigration can be daunting for international medical graduates who wish to practice medicine in the United States. One such pathway that often goes under-explored is the Physician National Interest Waiver (PNIW). This option can be particularly advantageous compared to the traditional PERM-based green card petition. In this blog post, we’ll explore the steps involved, the requirements, and the advantages of the PNIW. What is the Physician National Interest Waiver? The Physician National Interest Waiver is a special provision under U.S. immigration law that allows foreign physicians to bypass the labor certification process (PERM) typically…
52 Establishing priorities helps businesses manage the rough waters of multiple demands from the market and internal pressures. It’s the decisive element that can drive a business into chaotic inefficiency or drive it to new heights of success. Effective prioritization is not just advantageous, but crucial in the high-stakes game of corporate expansion. This very subject was covered in an episode of “The Future Workforce Podcast,” with Liam Martine and Nicolas Bivero, CEO and co-founder of Penbrothers providing insightful analysis on how to set priorities in the workplace. They examine how mistakes in this area may block growth and why…
By Aritra Ghosal The Indian education system, renowned for its emphasis on rigorous academics and innovation, prepares students to excel in diverse fields, laying a solid foundation for their future endeavors abroad. It is no wonder why so many students from India are keen on exploring the option of studying abroad. India, with its rich cultural heritage, vibrant economy, and burgeoning technological advancements, has become a breeding ground for ambitious individuals aspiring to make a mark on the global stage. As the professional landscape continues to evolve rapidly, certain skill sets and qualifications have become indispensable. Industries such as data…
19 Doing a study abroad program can be a life-changing experience, even if it’s short-term. Just ask Azucena, a college student from Texas A&M International University and an AIFS Abroad Alumni Ambassador who spent a January Term studying in Italy’s capital city of Rome. Now that she’s officially part of the AIFS alumni community, Azucena can reflect on her January Term study abroad experience in Rome. Read on to hear all about it. What does study abroad teach you? Studying abroad taught me to experience new things and be more independent. As a college student, studying abroad completely changes your life. It brings…
Among those was Ilya Espino de Marotta, the first woman executive vice president for engineering with the Panama Canal Authority and lead engineer for its multibillion-dollar canal expansion, the nation’s largest infrastructure project since the canal’s opening in 1914. “I consider Ilya Espino de Marotta to be the reigning queen of engineering for the world,” Travis said. “Even Carolina, who arranged the lecture, couldn’t believe that Ilya would have the time to talk to 13 students when she’s in charge of all that she is.” Daffan was amazed by Marotta. “I’ve always been interested in how the logistics of the…
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With only a week left in Morocco, my mind is scrambled with a million thoughts and feelings. Though I should be stressing about finals, I can’t help but stress about how to best end this amazing semester. I’m conflicted — I want to fill this week with more core memories of my time in Morocco. I want to have a hundred new experiences and check off everything on my bucket list before I leave, but I try to remind myself of a conversation I had with my friend last semester while I was studying in Paris. At the time, I…
31 Whether you’re majoring in a field related to Community Service or Service Learning, just need to fulfill a class requirement, or are simply passionate about giving back, why not take those types of classes as you study abroad? Participating in social impact initiatives while studying abroad is very common and popular amongst college students. While there are endless opportunities to volunteer abroad no matter your location, select study abroad programs offer more formal academic coursework or programs specifically geared toward Service Learning and Community Service. Here are a few of our fantastic study abroad locations that offer classes or programs in…
After a hiatus in travel due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) students and faculty are back to traveling the globe. Study abroad provides students with the opportunity to experience other cultures, form stronger relationships with the faculty and fellow students, and connect with individuals around the world. The CSD department offers two trips every year: one during spring break and one during winter break. Each spring break, the CSD department offers a week-long study abroad trip for graduate and undergraduate students. In the past, the department has traveled to Australia, South Korea, and Greece among other…