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Guest Blogger Maria Villaquiran, a soon-to-be-graduate from The George Washington University who hails from Colombia, shares what she’s learned about developed and developing markets during her travels.

Guest blogger Michael Flatt, co-founder of StudentsGoneGlobal.com, shares how he started his own website to enable students to share and learn from each others’ study abroad stories before, during and after the experience.

In honor of National Women Wednesday (the first Wednesday after Thanksgiving), I’m sharing my story as a woman small business owner who is dedicated to helping women launch international careers.

A very long but interesting book about T.E. Lawrence, aka “Lawrence of Arabia”. It’s a real jewel and offers so much relevant to today’s global events.

The latest IIE Open Doors numbers are out for international exchange.

Having international students on American campuses ensures stronger people-to-people connections, a critical element in sustaining important bilateral relationships

In my talks on campuses, many students express an interest in “just having fun” while studying abroad, so they’re planning on taking a few classes pass/fail and traveling around. They want to know, is that so wrong? It all depends on what the objective is.

“China Road: A Journey Into the Future of a Rising Power” by Rob Gifford, veteran NPR reporter, takes readers on a journey through the cultural heart of post-Maoist modern China.

Less than 500 miles separate three of central Europe’s most popular and evocative destination cities.