Does the Involvement of American Institutions of Higher Education in International Programs Abroad Affect the International Attitudes of American Students?.

Sharma, Madhav P.; Klasek, Charles B.

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Publication Date: 1986

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Does the Involvement of American Institutions of Higher Education in International Programs Abroad Affect the International Attitudes of American Students?

Sharma, Madhav P.; Klasek, Charles B.

Journal of Studies in Technical Careers, v8 n4 p295-305 Fall 1986

A survey of 1,045 college students studying in the Midwest investigated seven attitudinal dimensions of students related to international education programs. The study strongly validates the assumption that institutional involvement in international education programs is a vital need for the maximum benefit to American students. (Author/CH)

Descriptors: College Students, Educational Needs, Institutional Role, International Education, Postsecondary Education, Student Attitudes

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