CIEE News

CIEE’s Global Internship program offers personalized placement that matches each individual student to a work experience based upon his or her educational background and career goals. A central part of...keep reading

PORTLAND, MAINE, June 20, 2018 -- CIEE, the country’s oldest and largest nonprofit study abroad and intercultural exchange organization, is pleased to announce it is awarding $5.6 million in scholarships...keep reading

You’ll notice a new format to our newsletter this month. Since I’ve been filling in as interim EVP of Study Abroad, I’ve been reminded that it is our stellar senior...keep reading

Forty years of research has proven the value of comparative learning to achieving learning outcomes. Moreover, today, students from all academic backgrounds desire more flexibility and experiential learning opportunities in...keep reading

CIEE announced today that it will broaden its network of Global Institutes to include new locations in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Santiago, Chile; and Copenhagen, Denmark. The...keep reading

Fifty years ago, the world was an uncertain place. Cold War tensions were heating up, and U.S.-Russian relations were strained at best, with mistrust and misunderstandings on both sides. For...keep reading

We were thrilled to have U.S. Congressman James E. Clyburn (D-SC) join us on Tuesday, August 29, to honor four students from Scott’s Branch Middle/High School in Summerton, S.C., who...keep reading

CIEE is pleased to announce that it has awarded its 2018 CIEE Access Grant to Bronx Community College of The City University of New York (BCC/CUNY). BCC/CUNY was founded in...keep reading

CIEE: Council on International Educational Exchange is proud to announce that it is now accepting proposals for the third annual $20,000 Generation Study Abroad Access Grant . The grant was...keep reading

Study abroad: by now you’ve heard about it. Some of your friends are doing it. Maybe you’ve even considered filling out an application. What’s stopping you? If you’re like thousands...keep reading