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International Education Week (IEW), November 18-22, is a worldwide celebration of the benefits of international education and exchange. A joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S...keep reading
Hello CIEE Portland, A reminder to take advantage of your Day of Service before the end of the year. Use your fully paid, eight hour day to volunteer at an...keep reading
During the conference, CIEE’s Health, Safety & Security team, including our Diversity & Inclusion unit, will be hosting office hours where you have the chance to discuss your questions, concerns,...keep reading
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
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
Dr. Tonia Gray , Center Director of CIEE Wollongong , was awarded the 2019 Distinguished Researcher award by the Association for Experiential Education . The award honors Tonia's exemplary research...keep reading
Europe Ullrich Lohrmann, Ph.D. Director Global Institute - Berlin Ullrich has been working in study abroad for over 25 years, primarily with IES in Freiburg, Germany, where he started as...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
Behind everything we do at CIEE is our core commitment to make study abroad more accessible and affordable to students. Here are three exciting updates regarding pricing for CIEE programs...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