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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

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

COVID-19 has changed our world in countless ways — some temporary, some likely permanent. As advocates for positive change in our world through international exchange and study abroad, we now...keep reading

We know that COVID-19 (Coronavirus) is causing anxiety for CIEE students, their families, and the international educational community. We will continue to closely monitor the spread of the disease and...keep reading

To symbolize the impact of planting seeds of goodwill between peoples, CIEE is planting a tree for each of our 900+ employees around the world, representing our individual and collective...keep reading

Congratulations to our Globie Winners! The Globies recognize outstanding CIEE employees for their contributions to the organization. Recipients are chosen twice a year to highlight special acts or achievements that...keep reading

In preparation for next month's CIEE Annual Conference in Brooklyn on the theme Opening Doors to Increase Diversity in Study Abroad , I've been reflecting on progress we've made increasing...keep reading

On Thursday, September 19, international representatives from around the world came together in London for the 2019 PIEoneer Awards , which honor innovation and achievement across the whole of the...keep reading

There is exciting news about our Latin America study abroad portfolio . As the #1 provider of study abroad programs in Latin America, and the #1 proponent of breaking down...keep reading

Third cohort of Global Fellows walk in the steps of Frederick Douglass, who lived and lectured in London in 1845 The 10 meritorious freshmen and sophomores from Minority Serving Institutions...keep reading