Europass - Les Chiffres
Le Centre National Europass vous présente ses chiffres depuis 2011 sous la forme d'une infographie dynamique.

Par Denis Peiron. Ce programme de mobilité correspond à l’idéal des pionniers de la construction européenne.
Renommé Erasmus +, il s’ouvre de plus en plus à des populations non étudiantes.
Depuis son lancement, en 1987, Erasmus a bénéficié à plus de trois millions d’étudiants originaires de 33 pays, à l’intérieur et hors des frontières institutionnelles de l’Union. Trois millions de jeunes qui ont pu découvrir une autre culture, une autre langue, une autre façon d’étudier.
Inclure les chômeurs et les décrocheurs
De fait, à peine 2 % d’une classe d’âge en bénéficient aujourd’hui. Mais des progrès sont en marche avec la création récente d’« Erasmus + », assure Antoine Godbert, directeur de 2E2F (Agence Europe-Education-Formation France), l’agence qui, en France, gère le dispositif. Suite...

On April 22, the Coordination Team of the UNESCO GNLC published the first issue of the GNLC Newsletter, featuring an interview with Ms Angela Brown Burke, Mayor of Kingston, Jamaica, on the importance of learning cities, internal developments in the network, actions taken in some cities since the first International Conference on Learning Cities, and upcoming events within the GNLC.
From now on, the Coordination Team will publish quarterly newsletters to share progress and developments in the GNLC and provide stakeholders with insights into the actions that cities have taken to become learning cities.
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Open Doors^®, supported by a grant from the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs at the U.S. Department of State, is a comprehensive information resource on international students and scholars studying or teaching at higher education institutions in the United States, and U.S. students studying abroad for academic credit at their home colleges or universities. More...

Doubling the number of U.S. students who study abroad by the end of the decade. Learn more about the initiative.
The Challenge

• International experience is one of the most important components of a 21^st century education.
• Less than 10% of U.S. students study abroad.
• Globalization is changing the way the world works, and employers are increasingly looking for workers who have international skills and experience.

Internationalizing the Campus.
IIE held the Annual Best Practices in Internationalization Conference in NYC on Friday, March 14, 2014. Download conference presentations. The Institute of International Education hosted the 9th Annual Best Practices in Internationalization Conference at IIE's headquarters in New York City on March 14, 2014. Leading experts in the field and the winners of the 2014 Andrew Heiskell Awards for Innovation in International Education presented successful strategies and best practices on a range of themes in internationalizing higher education, including a new conference theme dedicated to internationalizing the professions. More...

Activities Planned to Increase Access to STEM Education and Careers for Girls in India
The Verizon Foundation, in partnership with the Institute of International Education (IIE), has launched a program to increase access to science, technology, engineering and mathematics or STEM education among Indian girls at the secondary school level. The program will provide 200 talented female students in Hyderabad and Chennai and their teachers with innovative tools for teaching and learning about science and mathematics, to prepare the girls for post-secondary education and careers in STEM fields. More...

“Generation Study Abroad” brings together educators, businesses and governments.
The Institute of International Education (IIE) officially launched Generation Study Abroad^TM, a five-year initiative that brings leaders in education, business and governments together to double the number of U.S. college students studying abroad.  IIE has already identified more than 150 lead partners who have committed to specific, measureable actions that will help reach this ambitious goal; the result will be thousands more American students graduating with the international experience necessary for success in a globalized world. Organizations can learn more and sign on at the  Generation Study Abroad website. More...

By Jason Song. A record number of international students were in the U.S. in 2012, a new study reports, with USC attracting the largest number of them. The number of international students studying at U.S. colleges and universities grew to a record high last year and USC remained their most popular destination, according to a new study.
The private university had 9,840 international students, about 1,400 more than UCLA, which ranked sixth in the survey conducted by the New York nonprofit Institute of International Education, in partnership with the U.S. State Department.
USC has had the largest number of foreign students for a dozen years in a row. More...