International Education Training

Detailed profiles of schools for International Education from the EdRef college search portal.

International Education programs focus on educational problems in a comparative, international context. They delve into the relationships between education and political, economic, and social forces in developing and developed countries. Students gain a foundation of empirical and theoretical knowledge in the framework of a changing global community. They study policy making and its ability to improve educational methods and results. Many programs focus on developing countries, studying the relationship between research, policy, and planning from the perspective of education.

Programs often ask questions relating to the equity of education across international borders. Students are immersed in an environment where they discuss practical ways to improve the quality of education for children around the globe. Analytical skills are emphasized throughout the programs, enabling students to effectively analyze policy options and design methods for educational reform. Students learn to think critically about inequality found in the realm of education.