MEMBERSHIP
Membership Benefits
Members are involved on task forces and committees geared toward providing better services to members and improving the quality of international education. Activities of I.A.U.S. task forces and committees offer members the opportunity to contribute to the system and to improve the quality of future graduates. Current task force committees are involved in a variety of topics including distance learning, public strategy, and internationalization.
I.A.U.S. Membership Directory puts the resources of more than 500 educational institutions, corporations and other organizations at your fingertips. Your institution is listed in this Directory as well as linked on I.A.U.S.' Web site.
I.A.U.S. Edunet
published four times a year, highlights trends in international education, disseminates professional research results, as well as covers issues and challenges facing international education. All these assist you in your strategic planning to adapt to the many forces of change prevalent today.
Various important I.A.U.S. sponsored reports and other selected publications provided as part of your membership.
The Annual Conference brings together prominent educators and corporate representatives from around the world. Registration discounted to members.
I.A.U.S.' Public Policy Bulletin
a free monthly email news service, offers timely information about I.A.U.S. public policy initiatives.
Access to I.A.U.S.' year-round professional training programs, seminars, workshops and conferences aimed at enhancing the capacity of educational administrators and/or faculty for improving the quality of curriculum, internationalization, management of technology, and professional development activities. Registration discounted to members.
Consultant referral service refers institutions to experts who can help them plan, organize and evaluate virtually every facet of international education. Available to members only.
Voluntary participation in I.A.U.S.' accreditation activities for K-12, undergraduate and graduate education. I.A.U.S.' accreditation focuses on assisting schools to achieve quality and continuous improvement through self-evaluation and peer review. Available to members only.
Summer Institutes for Professional Development in different parts of the world, conducted by world renowned specialists and counting on guest speakers from the diplomacy and non-profit educational organizations.
Serve as I.A.U.S.' Technical Committee Members for the visiting committees visiting and evaluating institutional eligibility for schools seeking accreditation.
Access to international examinations officially sponsored by other public and private educational institutions abroad, and which can be administered discretionally.
International Recruitment Fairs. Open to educators and staff, with job placement services and CV distribution.
