Many study abroad programs require language proficiency, emphasize language learning, or otherwise support the development of language skills
Federal government organizations including: Overseas aid agencies Intelligence and law enforcement agencies: Federal Bureau of Investigation
the linguistic gains made by students who studied abroad Carroll's (1967) pioneering study of the language proficiency foreign language
learners of English as a foreign language attending primary, secondary Results show that the 'study abroad' (SA) context is superior to the 'at home'
research base on this topic, however, presents a very different picture: If indeed study abroad holds the potential to enhance students' language ability in every
Projects Abroad (GPA) program supports overseas projects in training, research, and curriculum development in modern foreign languages and area studies
One of the requirements of going abroad for a year through HuSS is an it helps to mitigate the effects of studying in a foreign language and/or environment