Education Abroad Participation Impacts Earnings After Graduation

New research finds that students who studied abroad earn on average $4,159 more in their first job after graduation than those who did not.

"International Experience as a Career Asset: Exploring the Earnings Impact of Education Abroad Participation" is just one way we're showcasing the career-defining impact of education abroad in our field-wide campaign, Education Abroad: The Career Catalyst.

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The Forum envisions a future in which education abroad is integral to the mission of higher education, meets the Standards of Good Practice, and is accessible to all students.

Our mission is to cultivate educators who champion high-quality education abroad experiences that ignite curiosity, impact lives, and contribute to a better world. 

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