Prepare Today's Students for the Workforce of Tomorrow

​º«¹úÈý¼¶Æ¬looks forward to convening colleagues at the 2024 Careers, Internships, and Global Learning (CIGL) Conference, with a focus on preparing future professionals through international internships, consulting projects, co-ops, community-engaged global learning, and other forms of globally-focused career preparation. 
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Internships and career-integrated global learning are highly valued by employers and graduate programs when they combine high-impact global experiences with immersive engagement in a host organization or local community - and foster career competency development for students. Considering individual placements or industry-based and community-identified projects for organizations outside of students’ home countries, to global co-ops and pre-professional residencies and fellowships, the opportunities to explore how global experiences foster career exploration and skill development are vast.

As the pace of change in our societies continues to accelerate, the world of work is dramatically evolving. What does the future look like for today’s students? Which skills and knowledge will be most applicable? How can we ensure equitable access to career-integrated global learning opportunities? What makes career competencies acquired and developed abroad uniquely valuable to learners and employers? What is our special, distinctive value proposition to higher education, learners, and employers? ​

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In 2024, CIGL will again be held in conjunction with The Forum’s Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) Conference. ​

Who Should Participate in CIGL

While all are welcome to participate in the CIGL Conference, we encourage the following professionals to join us in Athens, Greece:
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• ​Career services and work-integrated learning professionals
• International educators
• Specialist and provider organizations
• Instructors and faculty members
• Supervisors

CIGL Registration Fees

Take advantage of the single location and consider registering for both the CIGL and EMEA Conferences. Individuals who sign up for both events receive nearly 50% off the second event. 

Registration Fees 

Registration Type	Early-Bird Registration	Regular Registration	Late Registration	On Site Registration
CIGL Conference (Member∼Login Required)	$599	$649	$699	$749
CIGL Conference (Non-Member)	$699	$749	$799	$849
CIGL for Low-and-Middle Income Country (LMIC)	$479	$479	$479	$479
EMEA Conference (Member∼Login Required)	$599	$649	$699	$749
EMEA Conference (Non-Member)	$699	$749	$799	$849
EMEA for Low-and-Middle Income Country (LMIC)	$479	$479	$479	$479
Bundle: CIGL + EMEA (Member∼Login Required)	$899	$974	$1049	$1124
Bundle: CIGL + EMEA (Non-Member)	$1049	$1124	$1199	$1274
Bundle: CIGL + EMEA for Low-and-Middle Income Country (LMIC)	$719	$719	$719	$719

 

LMIC registrations
​If you are affiliated with an institution in a Low-and-Middle Income Country (), please contact The Forum at [email protected] to get registered for the conference. 

To receive the member rate, please log in before registering. Failing to login and erroneously paying the non-member rate will not grant a refund. To verify if your institution is a Forum Member, .

Early bird registration fees are effective: Opening to July 12, 2024
Regular registration fees are effective: July 13, 2024 to September 20, 2024
Late registration fees are effective: September 21, 2024 to October 11, 2024 
On site registration fees: October 13 to 15, 2024 

CIGL Refund / Cancellation Policy 
 
Registration fees may be refundable following the below schedule:

• Refund requested before July 12, 2024 = 90% refund 
• Refund requested between July 13, 2024 and September 20, 2024 = 50% refund

No refunds will be issued for cancellations received starting September 21 and after.

Chatham House Rule
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By registering for this event, you agree to comply with The Forum on Education Abroad's Cancellation & Refund Policy, Privacy Policy and the use of the Chatham House Rule. The Chatham House Rule reads as follows: “When a meeting, or part thereof, is held under the Chatham House Rule, participants are free to use the information received, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s), nor that of any other participant, may be revealed.”

Travel Information

CYA Open House

Join Us at the CYA Open House on Wednesday, October 16  

Forum conference attendees are invited to join CYA administration, faculty, students, and alumni for an  featuring walks and visits to Athenian landmarks.

Registration for this event has been closed.

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​CIGL Conference Committee 

Thank you to the following colleagues for serving on the committee for the Career-Integrated Global Learning Conference.​

• Melissa Comiskey, IES Abroad (Chair)
• Cynthia Bryant, Southern University and A & M College
• Evert Cottyn, VIVES University of Applied Sciences
• Andrea Custodi, CEA CAPA Education Abroad
• Dominic DiCamillo, Fisher College of Business, The Ohio State University
• Jennifer Engel, Indiana University
• Cynthia Engel, ISEP Study Abroad
• Amy Heitzman, UPCEA
• Jennifer Holland, CYA
• Craig Kench, CEA CAPA Education Abroad
• Katherine Martin, University of Limerick 
• Dr. Santosh Kumar Mishra
• Kate Moore, Global Career Center/The Forum
• Maria Nemchinova, Navitas
• Jillian Noel, Germanna Community College
• Max Panconesi, AIFS Abroad
• Nannette Ripmeester, Expertise in Labour Mobility
• Sabrina Starke, Absolute Internship​

Sponsors

​Learn more about sponsorship opportunities to gain unparalleled visibility among the CIGL attendees. ​

cigl sponsorship opportunities