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International Education Week

International Education Week (IEW) 2021

International Education Week (IEW), November 15-19, 2021, is an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide. Join us this week as we share resources on our Twitter, and celebrate #intled. 

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Displaced & Vulnerable Students

The displacement of students, even temporarily, can have a chilling effect on the lives of those impacted. It can also alter the path toward degree completion. Read the report and pledge to help.

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The Cuba Project

Research based off of a unique opportunity to collaborate with Cuban educators to learn about Cuban educational practices and the complex, global issues of contemporary education.

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Global Recognition

Should higher education institutions implement a universal standard for international transfer credit and admissions? Engage in the conversation today.

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Taking a pledge for education

Apr 2, 2019, 13:52 PM
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Summary : Help vulnerable and displaced students now.
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After years of research, on the ground studies in war torn countries, and extensive partner work, AACRAO released its Inclusive Admissions Policies for Displaced and Vulnerable Students Report today at the AACRAO Annual Meeting in Los Angeles on International Day.

Everyone has a right to education
"The U.S. HEI community has been hit with legislative and policy barriers like Presidential Proclamation 9645 (otherwise known as the 'travel ban'), making it difficult to issue student visas or to relax admissions requirements for those fleeing conflict and persecution."

Written by professionals representing the Academy, the Scholar, the Student, and the Institution, the report explores the situation at hand and provides guidance for those looking to create and/or improve educational pathways for those in need.

Taking Action
Situations such as these require action in addition to statements and recommendations. The release of this report marks the beginning of what AACRAO hopes to become a movement. Those in the international education community are in a unique position to marshal the policies, practices, and resources needed to open the doors to higher education displaced and vulnerable persons. This is an opportunity for the community to pledge its commitment to providing these pathways and sharing its stories.

Visit www.aacrao.org/PledgeforEducation to read the report and take action.
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International student mobility. Recruitment and enrollment. There's a webinar here that will help you to your goals.

Gloria R. Nathanson Research Fund for International Education​

The Nathanson Fund supports country or education system research conducted by AACRAO members in order to further the body of knowledge in the field of comparative international education and credential evaluation.

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