From Study Abroad to Global Experiences: How global opportunities on campus and abroad can contribute to students’ academic and professional success

Data presented as part of NAFSA’s Senator Paul Simon Study Abroad Act highlights how study abroad contributes to student success, indicating that students who study abroad have higher 4-year graduation rates, have higher GPAs, and are more employable, based on companies reporting the importance of global perspective for their staff.

At the workshop we will share how existing global opportunities for students, locally and internationally, can help students advance their academic career and professional aspirations. We will also address the challenges and barriers for the students and welcome your perspective in the discussion.

Presenters: Oksana Stalczynski

Register to attend the February 7 workshop.