BEC working groups, high-level information sharing, and opportunities for internships and research projects complement academic coursework. Networking and collaboration with other BEC members will help to prepare and position your students to be the next generation of leaders in international education.
We would love to discuss membership for your college or university. Email Paige Morency-Notario, BEC’s Director of Outreach and Communications at pmorencynotario@basiced.org.
Membership Levels
Full/board Membership
One seat on the BEC Board of Directors
Eligibility to serve as co-chair of working groups
Networking with major actors in international education
Policy updates & access to policy-makers
Participation in BEC's technical working groups & steering committee
Internships, research & capstone projects
Marketing through BEC's newsletter & website
Associate Membership
Participation in working groups and Steering Committee
Regular updates on government affairs & news
Invitations to all BEC events
Highlighting of success stories in BEC newsletter and website
Co-branding on all BEC PR materials & initiatives
* Academic institutions are eligible to apply for membership if they are in good-standing and currently engaged in international basic education courses. All BEC operations are funded by member contributions based on a tiered dues system.
Banner Photo: Experts from BEC's Education in Crisis & Conflict group join USAID and GWU faculty for a panel for DC-area students during International Education Week 2016.