CIEE News

Colleges and universities across America are making final assessments for Spring ’21 study abroad programs even as parents and students weigh the risks of studying abroad against the risks of...keep reading

In June 2020, CIEE made a pledge to take concrete action to advance in measurable ways our mission to facilitate harmony and peace in our world. We pledged to help...keep reading

While the United States continues to struggle to respond effectively to COVID-19, several CIEE study abroad and international exchange programs are operating well in Asia, Africa, and Europe this autumn...keep reading

To celebrate the 175th anniversary of Frederick Douglass’s historic tour of Ireland, ten American college students of diverse backgrounds will receive prestigious award to study in Dublin.keep reading

On October 10, celebrate the 2020 International Day of the Girl at the Girl Rising IDG Summit , a virtual event featuring speakers, workshops, multi-lingual film viewings, workshops, open mics,...keep reading

This year, our lives have been impacted by incredible upheaval, including nationwide protests against racial injustices, a global pandemic that has suspended life as we knew it, and a hostile...keep reading

Over the last two weeks, several cohorts of Chinese students who are enrolled at American universities but unable to be on campus in the United States this fall due to...keep reading

This week, CIEE welcomed to our Shanghai Study Center a group of Tulane students from China who were unable to be on campus in the United States this fall as...keep reading

As U.S. colleges and universities face unprecedented enrollment and financial challenges due to COVID-19, The Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) is using its global network of study abroad locations...keep reading

The safety of our students and staff is our highest concern and will guide our program offerings in spring 2021. As of today, we are planning to operate most scheduled...keep reading