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New Delhi: The tedious process of filling the applications for foreign universities usually puts a lot of anxiety and stress on aspirants. Recent reports from several countries have also highlighted on the crucial role that application process has in deciding a student’s admission abroad. Candidates are therefore required to put an extra effort while completing their applications in foreign universities. Universities in the United States have recently entered into a collaboration with Indian study partners to verify the scores of their applicants. The partnership will enable universities in the US to validate TOEFL test scores through their Indian study-abroad partners. Also, local…

As conflict in the Middle East persists, study abroad in Israel becomes a flash pointPitzer College will pull back from a longstanding study-abroad partnership with the University of Haifa, in Israel, a relationship that has been the subject of a boycott campaign by students, faculty members, and alumni of the California liberal-arts college.In a message to the campus, Allen M. Omoto, dean of the faculty and vice president for academic affairs, said the decision to remove the Haifa program and 10 others from a list of preapproved study-abroad programs was the result of low enrollment or curricular overlap and was…

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at FSU chapter.Studying abroad was one of the best experiences of my life. Packing, however, was one of the most stressful experiences. I studied abroad for six weeks in Valencia, Spain, and during my time there, I finally mastered the art of packing. If you plan to study abroad, there’s no need to stress about curating the perfect packing list! Here’s a list of my top eight packing essentials for studying abroad. Travel Backpack If you plan on going on short weekend trips abroad, a travel backpack is…

CU Boulder’s Global Start allows incoming first-year students to spend their fall semester studying abroad while earning credits and completing general education requirements for their degree. This first-of-its-kind program at CU Boulder will start in London this fall. CU Boulder students participating in an Education Abroad program in London, England, 2016 “Through study abroad, students build independence, self-confidence, resiliency, adaptability and problem-solving skills, all of which play a significant role in both academic and professional success,” said Sylvie Burnet-Jones, director of CU Boulder’s Education Abroad. “Studying abroad your first semester gives you a jump-start on building these skills.” Participants will…

Bard College student Melonie Bisset ’24. Bard College senior Melonie Bisset ’24, a film and electronic arts major, has won a highly selective Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) for the 2024 summer session. CLS, a program of the US Department of State, provides recipients with overseas placements that include intensive language instruction and structured cultural enrichment experiences designed to promote rapid language gains. Each summer, American undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at US colleges and universities across the country, spend 8 to 10 weeks learning one of 13 languages at an intensive study abroad institute. The CLS Program is designed to promote rapid language…

54 With the surge in remote work trends, businesses are increasingly reevaluating their remote team structure to ensure optimal performance and productivity in virtual environments. While remote work offers flexibility and convenience, it also presents unique challenges that require thoughtful planning and adaptation. To thrive in this new era of work, organizations must prioritize optimizing their team structures for remote success. Here are eight strategies to achieve just that: 1. Establish clear communication channels Effective communication lies at the heart of successful remote teams. Without face-to-face interaction, it’s crucial to establish clear channels for communication. Utilize tools like Slack, Microsoft…

As someone who’s roughly halfway through her study away semester at NYU Madrid, let me be the first to tell you: You will make bad decisions. Going to NYU makes us all think we’re invincible when it comes to navigating new places — but the truth is, a different country is no joke. With how vast NYU’s global network is, each student’s experience is set up to be wildly different, but some things may stay the same — getting lost at the airport, draining your wallet for basic amenities and getting laughed at by the locals. Instead of convincing yourself…

WILLIAMSBURG — Three students from University of the Cumberlands are getting the once-in-a-lifetime chance to travel the world this spring – and have it partially paid for!The following students from our area won a study abroad scholarship:—Rachel Medlin of Corbin —Kristen Fugate of LondonRachel Medlin (Elementary education major), Kristen Fugate (pre-medicine), and Piper McGuire (human services and world languages & cultures) are each receiving a $1,500 study abroad scholarship from Cumberlands to put toward their study abroad experiences. The funding was made possible by generous donors of the university.In 2023, Cumberlands gave study abroad scholarships to three different students, two…

The Canada immigration news 2024 came as a big surprise for study abroad aspirants all over the world. The new rules for international students in Canada 2024 have left students with a lot of questions like: Can I study in Canada in 2024 from India? Does Canada accept Indian students? What is the success rate of a Canada study visa in 2024? The new rules for international students in Canada are going to impact a large number of the student body. It is important to understand the IRCC updates for Canada study visas in 2024 and the best way to…

The dream of studying abroad and making connections globally while in college is often hindered by the substantial cost of traveling and living in a different country. Thanks to the generosity of longtime Cronkite supporters Dr. Adelaida V. and Barry S. Severson, many students at Arizona State University’s Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication can study abroad without having to worry about the cost.  The creation of the Severson Cronkite Media Global Experience Fund is thanks to the generosity of the Severson Family, and the largest gift granted to the Cronkite School to support students and encourage them…