Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program
The Hubert H. Humphrey Fellowship Program provides a year of professional enrichment in the United States for experienced professionals from designated countries throughout the world.
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Connecting Countries by Leading Research: Lessons Learned from the Global Innovation Initiative
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The Global Innovation Initiative (GII), a four-year grant program enabling U.S. and UK researchers to work closely with their peers in Brazil, China, India, and Indonesia beginning in 2014, supported 37 multilateral research collaborations, 21 of which were UK-led. The resulting partnerships focused on pressing global challenges such as the environment, food security, health, and urban development. Read on to learn about best practices in research collaboration across borders.
Embracing the Future, Despite the Uncertainties
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Vivek Mansukhani, Head of IIE India, ponders the future of the world of work and the role that higher education will play in preparing young people for a rapidly changing economy.
A Man Called John
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Dr. Allan E. Goodman, President and CEO of IIE, shares his thoughts on the life and times of the late Senator John McCain.
Education Matters
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The world faces the greatest refugee crisis it has ever seen. According to the latest United Nations Refugee Agency Report, more than 68 million people have been forcibly displaced globally. Hear directly from professors and students about why it is essential that students impacted by the crisis have a chance to continue their studies.
IIE Scholar Rescue Fund’s Growing Effort to Support Yemeni Scholars
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Prior to the civil war in Yemen, only three Yemeni received IIE-SRF fellowships. Yemen is now the source of the 5th most IIE-SRF grantees.
2020 PIEoneer Awards honors IIE PEER Bridge Scholarship Initiative
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The IIE PEER program recently honored by The PIE is changing lives of displaced youth in Myanmar.
Assessing Long-Term Impact: USAID Scholarship Programs
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A recent, independent IIE study assesses the long-term impact of United States Agency for International Development (USAID)-funded programs that provided scholarships for individuals to study for academic degree programs at U.S. universities.
A World Transformed
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IIE continues to see concrete reasons to be optimistic about International Education. Allan Goodman shares his thoughts.