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ClarivueWhat's one assumption about newcomers, career changers, or non-traditional learners that you've had to unlearn?

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glo-explore.comI’m a writer and content strategist working with a study abroad organization, putting together an editorial piece on the biggest shifts in the study abroad industry since 2020 — from where students are going, to how universities are structuring programs, to what students are actually looking for now versus five years ago. Looking to speak with or gather written responses from: • Study abroad office directors or advisors at universities • Program coordinators at study abroad organizations • International education consultants or researchers Questions I’m exploring: • What destinations have surged or declined in popularity since 2020? • How has student motivation for studying abroad changed? • What are universities doing differently in how they structure and sell programs? • What’s the biggest misconception students still have about studying abroad?

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glo-explore.comI'm a writer and content strategist working on a monthly editorial series for a study abroad organization exploring the real, long-term impact of studying abroad. This installment focuses on career pivots, professionals who look back 5-10 years later and can trace a direct line between their time abroad and where they ended up professionally. Looking for responses from professionals who studied abroad at any point and can speak honestly about how it shaped their career — whether that's an industry switch, a new skill set, an unexpected opportunity, or a complete reinvention. The piece will be published on our organization's website and LinkedIn with full attribution including your name, title, and company. What is one way your study abroad experience directly changed your career path — and where did you end up 5-10 years later?

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