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We are thrilled to present this 2024 Study Abroad Student Survey, the third edition in our ongoing effort to illuminate shifting perceptions, needs, and interests within this vital aspect of higher education.
There is a lot of talk these days about technology’s impact on higher education. From artificial intelligence chatbots to data visualization tools to aggregators supporting student recruitment,
There is a lot of talk these days about technology’s impact on higher education. From artificial intelligence chatbots to data visualization tools to aggregators supporting student recruitment,
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SIO Essentials: A Strong Digital Infrastructure for International Education with Paul Hofmann
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Strategic Budgeting: Championing the Importance of International Education with Paulo Zagalo-Melo
Not long ago, Denison University’s International Student Services office was a one-person show, welcoming about 65 new students a year.
The application process…
UMBC’S programs for international and study abroad students have grown over the decades. But a simple fact stymied the programs’ potential: Until
Join us to discover strategies for striking the right balance between compliance and student support, ensuring a seamless experience for international students while minimizing the administrative burden on your institution.
The evolving collaborative models between admissions offices & international offices
Ensuring there’s a robust system and process in place to uphold duty of
Having a comprehensive plan for supporting internationalization at home not only allows students to
Terra Dotta’s Incoming solutions will strengthen your international student and scholar recruitment and retention, enhance the applicant experience, and increase diversity on your campus.
Terra Dotta’s Outgoing solutions help your institution expand global opportunities and protect your students and faculty abroad.
Terra Dotta’s Travel Risk solutions help you meet your duty of care and reduce institutional risk and liability.
Terra Dotta Engage helps global education offices strengthen the student experience with personalized, automated communications.
From a podcast interview with Paul Hofmann, a professional whose expertise is over four years as a Senior International Officer at the University of Louisville.
In this 1:42 video, Paul Hofmann discusses the future of international education and its critical importance, predicting continued growth in student mobility worldwide. Paul envisions that international education will remain crucial to universities regardless of its specific form. IE's future will evolve through various enrollment methods and expanding opportunities in the next decade.
In this 2:39 video, Paul Hofmann transformed their digital infrastructure by implementing a comprehensive digital workflow, eliminating the need for paper-driven processes and multiple data entry efforts. By implementing all seven modules from Terra Dotta, including study abroad and international student services, Paul sees the University of Louisville as a leader in digital infrastructure.
In this 1:46 video, Paul talks about how digital infrastructure revolutionizes international education. With data-driven decision-making at the forefront, educators can spend more time interpreting and understanding the insights provided. Paul emphasizes the importance of meeting students where they are, as the current generation has grown up with technology.
University of Missouri System has selected the Terra Dotta Global Engagement Platform
Growth in international students to the U.S. helps suggest that globalized learning has a chance to make a big rebound in higher education as it sheds its pandemic coat. While interest in studying abroad, too, makes big gains, it’s hitting an age-old roadblock, stymying students from experiencing a vital growth opportunity.
What edtech trends will emerge and take priority in higher education in the new year?
