The Conference is the premier event focused on the recruitment and sponsorship of international students, and includes presentations from the leading authorities on international education. The Washington International Education Council is the only conference that gives you access to key embassy personnel and the latest trends in international student recruiting, admissions and campus life. Walk away with practical knowledge and tips that can immediately enhance your international recruitment program.

The Study in Europe Virtual Fair is an opportunity to meet European university and higher education representatives (virtually) and get valuable information and personal advice about Bachelor, Master and Ph.D. study programs in Europe, how to apply for study programs, funding opportunities, and much more. Students who have an interest in pursuing higher education opportunities in Europe can drop by the virtual booths of various colleges and universities, as well as national agencies, embassies, and the European Union. Registration is free of charge but required to attend.

Fulbright’s International Education Administrators (IEA) seminars help U.S. international education professionals and senior higher education officials create empowering connections with the societal, cultural and higher education systems of other countries. 

 

The U.S.-Taiwan International Education Administrators Program is a new two-week group seminar that is designed to familiarize U.S. higher education administrators with Taiwan's higher education system, society and culture. Participants engage in briefings, campus visits, appointments with select government officials, cultural activities and meetings with international education professionals. The seminar is expected to take place in March 2017.

 

 

Click here to access the online application. For more information about other IEA awards, visit the IEA website.  

 

Faculty play a critical role in driving campus internationalization and, for many students, the decision to pursue study abroad begins in the classroom or lab. IIE is honored to work with AIEA, the Association of International Education Administrators, which will organize this pre-Summit workshop on Sunday, October 23. How can SIOs and faculty work together as productive partners in furthering internationalization efforts on campus? This workshop features highly interactive discussions on diverse aspects and topics including integrating study abroad into the curriculum; facilitating intercultural learning and assessment; and fostering effective two-way communication between faculty and administration.