Studying abroad is a life-changing experience. From expanding global networks to exploring new cultures & traditions, the perks of studying abroad are significant. No wonder that the number of international students has tripled in the past two-and-a-half decades.

Did you know that approximately 4.3 million students are enrolled in colleges outside their home country? 53% of them are Asian, with most from India, China & Korea. These numbers are staggering, suggesting how popular the trend of going abroad for education has become worldwide.

If you are not sure if a language course, semester in exchange or earning a degree outside of your home country is the right path for you, remember that this is he best way to start networking and expanding your career.

Indeed, you can significantly expand your network of colleagues when studying abroad. You will meet students, faculty members and a lot of other people and all you need to do is to seize the opportunity to build valuable connections with people from all around the world.
A solid network you build during college can help you a lot in establishing a successful career later in life. The more connections you have, the greater the chance you will meet someone who can recommend you for a job interview or endorse your skills on LinkedIn.
Yes, make sure you connect in real life but also on social media so you can keep the connections thriving when you are back home.