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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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Travel as Professional Development: The Baden-W├╝rttemberg Seminar

Aug 23, 2013, 21:34 PM
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The Baden-Württemberg Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts (MWK) funds a yearly seminar for North American higher education administrators. Study abroad officers, international student advisers, admissions officers and others with responsibility for post-secondary level exchanges are invited to apply. The seminar takes place each year in the fall, and typically lasts for about a week.
 

Begun 25 years ago, the “B-W Seminar” is hosted by different universities in the state of Baden-Württemberg on a rotating basis. The seminar focuses on the German educational system, German-American academic equivalencies and student exchange between Germany and the U.S. Lectures and discussions are complemented by visits to primary, secondary and tertiary educational institutions in the state of Baden-Württemberg. 

Application information goes up on AACRAO’s and NAFSA’s web sites early in the year, with applications due in the spring. A selection committee comprised of AACRAO and NAFSA members, as well as a colleague from Baden-Württemberg, chooses 12-18 participants (the number of participants varies with the location of the seminar). The committee’s goal is to build a group that represents the geographic, educational and professional diversity of AACRAO and NAFSA, and includes each of the following:

An experienced admissions officer, knowledgeable about German education
An experienced foreign student adviser
An experienced study abroad adviser
A member that comes from an institution where there is an active interest in educational exchange and potential for further development.
A member that has professional responsibilities directly related to international educational exchange.

Of course, attendees do not have to "Deutsch sprechen koennen" (be able to speak German).

All skill levels are encouraged to apply, although generally preference has been given to those who have already been in the field for several years. For more information, please visit www.aacrao.org or email LesLee Clauson Eicher.

N.B. This year’s B-W Seminar will take place in Tübingen November 9-16. The deadline for applications is May 24. Please visit http://ies.aacrao.org/training/baden_application.php to apply.

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