In-Person or Virtual Study for International Students in the United States?

Authors

  • Mirka Martel Institute of International Education

Keywords:

Student mobility, COVID-19, virtual exchange, international students

Abstract

Throughout the past two years, international students at US colleges and universities have grappled with what kind of educational experience they would be offered as part of their international exchange. This article provides an overview of two years of data regarding international students’ mode of study at US institutions and reflections on in-person and hybrid study in international educational exchange.

Author Biography

Mirka Martel, Institute of International Education

Mirka Martel is head of Research, Evaluation & Learning at the Institute of International Education. Email: mmartel@iie.org.

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Published

2022-10-11

How to Cite

Martel, M. . (2022). In-Person or Virtual Study for International Students in the United States?. International Higher Education, (112), 27–28. Retrieved from https://ejournals.bc.edu/index.php/ihe/article/view/15751

Issue

No. 112 (2022): Fall Issue

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