CIEE News

Today, CIEE hosted an information session highlighting the opportunity of the J-1 visa Intern Exchange Visitor Program. Twenty administrators from Portuguese universities were in attendance, along with representatives from the...keep reading

CIEE was honored to host Greenlandic Foreign Minister Ane Lone Bagger and a Greenlandic government delegation at CIEE yesterday. Minister Bagger, who is Greenland's Minister of Education, Culture, Church, and...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

We're happy to have 18 Work & Travel USA participants from around the globe working with us this summer at CIEE Portland. EVELINA URSATII Evelina is from Balti, Moldova, the...keep reading

Each year, CIEE connects people and communities around the world by providing high school students from more than 70 countries the life-changing opportunity to attend high school in the United...keep reading

Seven CIEE exchange program alums will receive CIEE Exchange Ambassador Grants to amplify their efforts to improve their home communities through their careers or personal pursuits. Awarded in honor of...keep reading

In a presentation of State Awards ceremony today, the President of the Republic of Latvia appointed Kim G. Davis, Chairperson of the Baltic-American Freedom Foundation (BAFF), a Commander of the...keep reading

Seven CIEE Exchange Program alumni were chosen to attend an Obama Town Hall in Berlin , where President Barack Obama will engage young people from across Europe in discussions about...keep reading

We are excited to announce the launch of a new blog tool for CIEE that will enable students to more effectively share their experiences on program. Blogs are great way...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