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While over 200,000 international students came to study in the U.S. last year, around 262,000 American preferred to do it in another country, resulting in a fourfold increase from two decades ago, according to a research by the International Institute of Education. However, looking for a good study program overseas is far from being a simple task, it takes a lot of time and energy to get all the information required to make the right choice between universities.
Educaedu is an online global educational network with websites for 20 different countries in 10 languages and a combined average of 60,000 unique visitors per day. Educaedu provides a vast quantity of information available to users and believes in the benefit of education in a global context. Through a single portal it is possible to find all the necessary details of almost 100,000 courses, certificates, bachelors, masters and MBAs offered in such countries as Canada, Brazil, Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, Mexico, Australia, Chile, Argentina, Colombia, Poland, Turkey and Russia.
Through an efficient form system, students can send questions to universities about specific programs and courses. Universities can create an account called a School Profile and upload course information, pictures and videos of their school campus. It is through this account that universities can interact and answer questions that students send.
About Educaedu
Educaedu (educaedu.com) was founded in 2001 by Spanish entrepreneurs Mikel Castaños and Fernando Bacaicoa, with the release of three websites in Spain: Buscaoposiciones, Tumaster and Canalcursos. In January 2008, they decided to expand the project internationally with the creation of Educaedu as a global brand.
Soon, Educaedu will be releasing websites for China, South Korea and India. The Educaedu team is made up of 60 people and 14 different nationalities. Educaedu has offices in Buenos Aires (Argentina), Bilbao (Spain) and São Paulo (Brazil), and has representatives in Bogota (Colombia), Santiago (Chile) and Mexico City (Mexico).
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