Studying Abroad Studying abroad is an act by which students move to countries other than their own to pursue studies. The teaching of this form can be at primary, secondary or higher level. Education has made enormous progress over the years. It has undergone significant changes and progress. Due to these changes, many people are becoming more and more educated. Education has also reached the remotest corners of the world and more and more people are accessing it. Nowadays, countries are striving to become more and more developed. It is for this reason that there is a growing need for better education. Societies with advanced educational systems and large, educated populations experience rapid growth and development. This is why people seek study abroad. Studying abroad has become more and more of a trend these days as people seek better education. The number of people studying abroad is higher than at any time in the past (Tham 656). However, some people prefer to study in their home country rather than study abroad. With this, the law has become a topic of discussion and this article seeks to comprehensively examine the subject of studying abroad. The idea behind study abroad is that the academic disciplines and subjects that people seek to pursue abroad are advanced in foreign developed countries. . Studying abroad offers a broader view of a discipline. Countries have different practices in different areas. This results in different ways of teaching about a topic. Exposure to foreign education increases knowledge in a discipline and also broadens perspectives and understanding of a subject. For example, education in developed countries like America and Britain is considered to receive new ideas that contribute to its development and its growth. Works Cited Deardorff, Darla K. "Identifying and Assessing Intercultural Competence as a Student Outcome of Internationalization. Journal of Studies in International Education (2006): 241-266. McLeod, Mark, and Philip Wainwright." Research on the experience of studying abroad." Journal of Studies in International Education (2009): 66-71. Sawir, Erlenawati et al. "Loneliness and international students". Journal of Studies in International Education (2007): 148-180. Tham, Siew Yean. “Internationalizing Higher Education in Malaysia.” Journal of International Education Studies (2013): 648-662. 'study on an international branch campus'. Review of studies in international education. (2011): 413-433.