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In the realm of international student recruiting, “A lot of agents will just send out blanket e-mails to universities saying...

Persistent gender gap in study abroad, even as total enrollments rise, puzzles many experts.

International numbers up 7 percent, but reported increase is fueled largely by big gains in non-degree and training programs, and more accurate counting. Study abroad keeps growing.

New York University has tapped Alfred H. Bloom, president of Swarthmore College since 1991, as the inaugural leader for a...

Duke's business school announces a plan to establish a global network of campuses, all with multiple programs -- and to bring the rest of the university on board.

Shorter programs have grown in recent years, but there's a lack in consistency across home institutions as to their worth -- in the currency of credits, at least.

Ireland makes push for greater share of foreign student market -- and vision of being hub for more than study of culture.

If you want to understand what the a-word really means, a new report suggests, look to what's happening in Europe.