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Independent research measuring the impact of Study Abroad

  • Writer: NAFSA
    NAFSA
  • May 6, 2024
  • 1 min read

Published by NAFSA

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NAFSA has compiled this curated list of Independent research measuring the impact of Study Abroad.


Research consistently demonstrates the multifaceted benefits of studying abroad. Studies reveal that students who participate in international programs often exhibit improved academic performance without prolonging their time to graduation, attributed to the diverse academic experiences and global perspectives gained.


Moreover, employers highly value the skills cultivated through study abroad experiences, including adaptability and problem-solving, making students more competitive in the job market. Additionally, immersion in a foreign language environment significantly enhances language proficiency, providing students with practical language skills crucial for today's global workforce.


Lastly, the exposure to different cultures fosters intercultural understanding and a broader global context, equipping students with invaluable insights for navigating an increasingly interconnected world.



 
 

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