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Bureau
of Educational and Cultural Affairs
 EDUCATIONAL
INFORMATION AND RESOURCES
Home > Educational
Information and Resources
The doors of U.S. educational institutions are open to all qualified
students from around the world. The United States is proud of an
educational system that attracts students and scholars from across
the globe. In the words of President Bush, "We … encourage
international students to take part in our educational system. ....The
relationships that are formed between individuals from different
countries, as part of international education programs and exchanges
...foster goodwill that develops into vibrant, mutually beneficial
partnerships among nations."
International Students Yesterday/Foreign Leaders Today - List of World Leaders Who Are Alumni of U.S. Programs of Study |
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The Educational Information and Resources Branch maintains separate websites for its many constituent audiences. Please click on a link below to visit the area of most interest to you. |
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International
Student?
The Educational Information and Resources Branch supports EducationUSA, a network of nearly 500 advising and information centers that actively promote U.S. higher education in 8 regions and 170 countries around the world. The EducationUSA website) provides information and services for international students at all stages of the college search.
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U.S. College or University?
Learn how EducationUSA supports the work of U.S. campuses and how your campus can cooperate with EducationUSA centers around the world. Includes a resources section with development opportunities, information on how to have an international-student friendly campus/website, international education policy, education systems around the world, and the importance of recruiting international students. |
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Adviser?
This password-protected advisers' website, which includes an annotated collection of resources and a community discussion forum, is a means for advisers to keep in touch with program officers in Washington, other advisers in their region, and their colleagues around the world. |
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U.S. Student?
Visit this section for information on the Benjamin
A. Gilman International Scholarship Program, choosing a study abroad program, and other opportunities for working and studying abroad.
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