A Critical Piece of 21st Century College Education

Equipping graduates with the skills to effectively communicate and collaborate with colleagues from different backgrounds is a critical piece of current curriculums. While the pandemic limited physical travel and the enrollment of international students, many institutions found ways to create "internationalization at home." 

Today's Global Campus takes an in-depth look at how colleges adapted to new realities for global education.

• How the pandemic and political shifts affected international enrollment and study-abroad programs.
• What the future of international education looks like, and the challenges institutions should expect.
• Strategies colleges are using to recruit overseas students and internationalize programs at home.
• Why global perspectives continue to be a critical piece of a 21st-century college education.

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