International

ON DEMAND: What can educators do as international education continues to evolve? Join us for a virtual forum to discuss strategies. With Support From Keystone. Watch on demand

A year after the Justice Department shut down the Trump-era program, scrutiny of academics’ foreign ties still chills collaborations.

The far-reaching proposal covers diversity training, faculty performance reviews, graduation requirements, the enrollment of Chinese students, and more.

Targeted programming aimed at demystifying the American higher-ed experience is showing promising results, and it may help support other at-risk groups, too.

ON DEMAND: Students must be brought up to date on the issues facing the world, from geopolitics to social challenges. Join us to learn how you can infuse those concepts into your institution’s curriculum. With Support From USF. Watch on demand.

War and politics could make on-the-ground study of China and Russia difficult, if not impossible.

First-gen students don’t go to college alone, they go with their whole family. How are you building connections with these student’s parents? Watch on demand to hear from a panel of experts on best practices for working with student’s families.

Home to more young people than anywhere else in the world, the continent has a growing middle class.

ON DEMAND: Colleges and universities are still feeling the effects of the pandemic on global travel as international enrollment continues to waver. Join experts to discuss best practices for using agents to scout for students overseas. With Support From ICEF. Watch on demand.

Chinese students face harassment for expressing their political views. Where’s the outrage?