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Recent research has show that study abroad programs are crucial in developing successful managers. This research aims to understand the progress of the Florida International University study abroad programs in Management and International Business.

A guide to understanding your emotions revolving around the change and shock of living and learning in a new country.

With over 6,000 study abroad programs offered in the US, there's a program for every type of student -- from the career-oriented over-achiever to the low-intensity undergraduate. Here is a list of practical considerations for choosing the right study abroad program.

Animal Science majors who choose to Study Abroad in Belize will build their resume and skills while having the experience of a lifetime!

Studying Abroad in Europe is an incredible way to learn, study, gain course credit and have a wonderful time seeing the world!

Study abroad in Salamanca, Spain and learn about it's history and culture. Short summer courses provide the best opportunity to do so in this vibrant college town.

Do you know a college student who plans to study abroad year? If so, there is a wide range of items that would make wonderful Christmas gifts.

The choice to study abroad is often a difficult and time-consuming one, but not an impossible one. The first step is easy: deciding which culture truly fascinates you. Then, you must find out which programs offer your intended area of study.

Buenos Aires-based Expanish is launching a unique summer program this year in conjunction with the Universidad Argentina de la Empresa that steps out of the typical study abroad mould, filling a significant gap in the city's educational options that has existed for years.

Here are some places to ask for help while searching for the best study abroad program. The right program can make your experience unforgettable.

There is a lot more to study abroad than just academics. Here are 7 lessons you can learn from the entire process of studying abroad.

You just had an incredible experience studying abroad, now what? How do you use your experience in the rest of your education and your life? Here are 7 ideas.

Studying abroad is a great way to experience the world while being a student.

You would be surprised to find the number of things studying abroad (in a small group) and a reality TV show have in common. You're in a condensed social world, and those few people are your world. What do you think would happen?

An article discussing the benefits of spending a semester of Undergraduate school abroad.

Reflections and commentary on a semester abroad, focusing on the first portion of the trip and what was learned during the stay in the Republic of Panama.

What to consider when choosing a study abroad program. This piece describes some of the hurdles I encountered while studying abroad in France, such as overcoming the language barrier and befriending classmates, and how I overcame them.

More and more U.S. college students are participating in study abroad programs. They're going to places besides Europe, which once was the destination of an overwhleming majority of students. While abroad, they're broadening their cultural horizons.

You've decided to study abroad, you've been accepted into the program of your choice, you have the money to go, the academics are set. Now what? How do you make the most out of your experience?

Through interviews with study abroad officials at Boston University, this piece explains the how, what, and why of study abroad. It draws on individual experiences and paints a picture of the opportunities out there.

Tips for Cutting Unnecessary Spending While Studying Abroad

In our society a college education is necessary in order to climb the career ladder.

Culture shock can hit pretty hard, especially if you are unaware of some of the challenging realities of living in a foreign culture. This article explains the major phases of culture shock, as well as how to prepare for the adventure of living overseas.

Tuition and text books aren't all you need to worry about when you study abroad. A quick introduction to cost of living and how it might impact your study abroad experience

Culture shock will hit everyone who chooses to move abroad for a teaching position. The sooner people accept that this will happen, the easier it will be to deal with culture shock once they take up their teaching position

A look at so-called "culture shock" which may cause problems with newly arrived students who have problems acclimating to American culture

Since summer term programs offered at this time are of shorter duration, students can select a summer study abroad program that best fits their university's schedule and their own course of study.

Whether you have moved to the other side of the world, to another state, or simply changed jobs and are working in an environment you aren't use to, culture shock can happen to you.

Unless you do not travel, you are bound to experience to some kind of culture shock.

When you've been abroad for a while, re-adjusting to home can be just as stressfull as learning to live in a foreign culture. Fortunately, there are some simple ways to handle this "reverse culture shock."

This article gives you tips on raising the funds to do a study abroad while you're in college.

Essential to studying abroad, culture shock can be overwhelming, a gut-wrenching, confused feeling that can diminish the quality of your experience. Don't let it.

Examines two of the main arguments against study abroad and offers counter-arguments.

There are many issues that Americans face when it comes to International travel, especially if you will be staying in a foreign country for several weeks or months. Culture shock can be somewhat intimidating, so here are a few ways to deal.

Culture shock is usually after the hype of living a dream as a foreign exchange student and when everything that has occurred has sunken in. Here are some tips to get over those negative feelings.

Offers suggestions on ways to gather information and make the best decision when choosing a study abroad program.

Recreation Majors have the opportunity to study abroad in Australia and New Zealand! Amazing creatures, the wild outdoors and a lot of valuable training will make this adventure well worth it!

Study abroad can be fun, or frightening, depending on who you trust.

Not 100% sure if you want to take the plunge yet? And no, I don't mean getting married. Studying abroad virtually has no negative effects on college students, just experiences that will last you forever.

One of the more striking benefits of choosing to study in New Zealand, Australia or Fiji is exposure to some of the most unique surroundings on the planet. unforgettable setting.

One student's perspective on the benefits of studying abroad.

Studying abroad is a great way for students to learn about another culture, but there is an adjustment process that everyone goes through when they decide on an extended stay in a foreign country.

As an undergraduate in college, I spent a semester at the University of Copenhagen, in Denmark. With one year of college completed, the experience abroad offered something a bit more exciting than my state college, and I was anxious to experience a new culture.

Beijing, the capital of China, is an amazing city for college students to explore and study in!

College dance majors are constantly challenging their bodies and minds in this demanding art form. To further develop the skills critical to a liberal arts education, studying abroad will present the unique chance to immerse oneself in a different culture and environment.

The U.S. offers great universities and colleges. However, studying abroad allows you to broaden your horizons and gain experiences and not just a degree.

Important contributions to the world requires a lot of research, study and support. This article provides tips and link resources for those who have a great idea, project or a developing research field.

In two recent surveys employers speak to the value of candidates who have studied abroad.

With more and more Latino immigrants- legal and otherwise bringing children to the U.S. their assimilation is discussed

GlobalQuest takes students out of the classroom - and into the world.