"education abroad" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a student who studies or is studying at a school or university in a foreign country. For example, "Speaking three languages fluently, Sam has had an impressive education abroad."
For example, just 22% of study abroad programs take steps to measure language acquisition, according to a recent survey by the Forum on Education Abroad, a non-profit association which develops and promotes good-practice guidelines for the field of education abroad.
Approximately 30% of doctors practising in Norway have been educated abroad. 1 However, since many native Norwegians also have received their education abroad, only 16% of all doctors are foreign immigrants. 2 Immigrants constitute about 20% of all regular general practitioners (RGPs) and are over-represented in rural areas.
What is the Forum on Education Abroad?
Pursuit of education abroad is becoming an end in itself.
What goals did these 12 women have in seeking an education abroad?
By investing in education abroad, we can give young people different choices and chances in life.
GROWING wealth, not all of it legitimately acquired, is rapidly increasing the demand in China for expensive education abroad.
Even parents skeptical of Western influences want their children to obtain a more globalized education abroad or at home, which the West can facilitate.
A secondary-school education abroad is seen as a good way of preparing a child for university (whether at home or abroad) with a bit less pressure.
"But we know from research in the education abroad area that if Mom and Dad can't imagine themselves in the location, they're unlikely to let their kids go".
I want to do the impossible," said Mr. Hussein, as other patients in his room gathered to hear him speak about his plans to continue his education abroad.
