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Since 1919, IIE has pioneered applied research and policy analysis in the field of international student mobility. Based in the New York City headquarters, IIE’s Research and Evaluation division has conducted surveys on academic flows to and from the U.S. since 1923. Open Doors, IIE’s flagship research project, supported by the Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs since 1972, is recognized worldwide as the critical resource for understanding student mobility trends to and from the U.S. More recently, we have begun measuring and documenting global student mobility trends through Project Atlas which provides similar mobility data from the perspective of other leading host countries.
In addition to these two core projects, IIE provides research and program evaluation services to domestic and international governmental agencies, non-governmental organizations, and foundations to facilitate the collection of more comprehensive and policy-relevant data on international education, and to assess the impact of international fellowship and scholarship programs. Current and past partners include: the National Science Foundation (NSF); Australian Education International (AEI); the British Council; the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD); the East-West Center; the Alcoa Foundation, and others.
News & Events
- NEW! Developing Global Competence in Engineering Students: U.S. and German Approaches, by Peggy Blumenthal and Ulrich Grothus (Online Journal for Global Engineering Education, Volume 3, Issue 2, August 2008)
- NEW! Briefing Paper 1 (July 2008): Educational Exchange between the United States and China
- IIE Study Abroad White Paper Number 2 (May 2008): Meeting America's Global Education Challenge: Exploring Host Country Capacity for Increasing U.S. Study Abroad
- IIE Study Abroad White Paper Number 1 (May 2007): Current Trends in U.S. Study Abroad & the Impact of Strategic Diversity Initiatives
- IIE's research staff presentations at NAFSA 2008:
Shifting Trends in Global Student Mobility: Who is Going Where
Tuesday, May 27 at 2:30-3:45pm
Statistics and Studies on the Economics of Exchange
Tuesday, May 27 at 2:30-3:45pm
Completing the Open Doors Surveys: Questions and Answers (poster session)
Wednesday, May 28 at 1:45-3:00pm
Increasing the Number of U.S. Students Abroad: Challenges and Opportunities
Wednesday, May 28 at 3:45-5:00pm
Defining & Measuring Global Student Mobility: New Research & Methodologies
Thursday, May 29 at 8:00-10:30am
Collecting Data on 1 Million U.S. Students Abroad: Issues and Challenges
Friday, May 30 at 8:00-9:15am
Host Country Goals and Challenges in Substantially Expanding U.S. Study Abroad
Friday, May 30 at 9:30-10:30am
- Open Doors 2007 available for purchase
- 2006/07 data released on November 12, 2007
Contact us:
For general questions about IIE and for press-related enquiries about Open Doors, please contact:
Sharon Witherell, Director of Public Affairs
(212) 984-5380, switherell@iie.org
Shannon Bishop, Program Manager, Public Affairs
(212) 984-5370, sbishop@iie.org
For specific queries regarding IIE research and data-related issues, please contact iieresearch@iie.org.
For questions regarding IIENetwork membership, please contact membership@iie.org.
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