The International Student Blog

The Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals master’s program is a well-established leader and top-ranked program in virtual education for engineers. David Silberberg, Ph.D., information systems program chair and machine learning and artificial intelligence expert, leads the development of courses that teach engineers the skills they need to master the latest technology that has a global […]

Studying and working abroad can be an exciting, eye-opening experience. With many countries offering students the opportunity to work while learning in renowned universities or colleges, it may seem hard to narrow down your options – but fear not! This article is here to provide a guide on ten of the best places you could […]

Student exchange programs are a great way to broaden your experiences and gain an international perspective on life. These programs allow students to study abroad in another country or region, while still fulfilling their academic requirements. Through student exchanges, students can learn about different cultures, explore new places, make friends from around the world, and […]

From the hustle and bustle of city life to the peaceful serenity of rural living, studying abroad offers an opportunity to experience a different culture. In this article, we look at the benefits of studying abroad and offer tips to help you overcome culture shock. Read on to find out more. Benefits of Studying Abroad […]

Foreign students who are planning to pursue a study abroad program often get confused by the vast range of available options. Europe is a popular choice for many study abroad students because of the diverse cultural and educational opportunities it offers. From exciting cities such as Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, and Berlin, to stunning landscapes in […]

Virginia is known for its large public universities and students attending George Mason University can enjoy the benefits of a large school, while also living a more intimate campus life. The school has an enrollment of over 35,000 students, which is large enough to provide a variety of activities and organizations – but small enough […]