
The Language Flagship
The Language Flagship is a multiyear program designed to guide talented undergraduate students enrolled full-time at a Flagship college or university in any major(s) toward graduating with professional-level proficiency in a language critical to U.S. national security
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Support IIE this Giving Tuesday with #OneWordIIE
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Support IIE this Giving Tuesday with #OneWordIIE! We’re raising money to send more U.S. students to study abroad!
It’s All About “Being There” – the Case for Personal Connection in a Digital World
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Grant McPherson, Chief Executive of Education New Zealand, discusses the importance of personal connection in an increasingly tech-focused world.
Creating Connections Through Fulbright in Nepal
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When Lily Clarke received a Fulbright grant to study in ethnomycology and community-managed forests in Nepal, she found that her education continued well beyond her field of study.
On the Matter of Charts – Charts Matter
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In recognition of the first ever International Chart Day, celebrated in the nation’s capital on April 26, 2018, IIE team members walk the reader through IIE’s history of data visualization and chart making. Learn about best practices in creating accurate, compelling and interpretable data visualizations.
Meet the Winners of the 2018 IIE Photo & Impact Story Contest!
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IIE is pleased to announce the winners of the 2018 IIE Photo & Impact Story Contest! In March, we asked current and past participants of IIE-managed programs to submit their photos and impact stories that demonstrated power of international educational exchange.
Embracing the Future, Despite the Uncertainties
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Vivek Mansukhani, Head of IIE India, ponders the future of the world of work and the role that higher education will play in preparing young people for a rapidly changing economy.
A Man Called John
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Dr. Allan E. Goodman, President and CEO of IIE, shares his thoughts on the life and times of the late Senator John McCain.
Education Matters
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The world faces the greatest refugee crisis it has ever seen. According to the latest United Nations Refugee Agency Report, more than 68 million people have been forcibly displaced globally. Hear directly from professors and students about why it is essential that students impacted by the crisis have a chance to continue their studies.