About us
The INTO story
The leading light in international recruitment and education.
Since 2005, we’ve worked with universities to transform their international student recruitment and deliver exceptional study experiences alongside employability skills. We’ve helped more than 130,000 students from 190 countries on their journey towards their future career.
Our people
INTO is represented worldwide by exceptional, multicultural and globally minded individuals.
Our team is made up of more than 1,500 colleagues who communicate in a borderless détente, through multiple languages, and share a common purpose to build the world’s finest international higher education partnering organization. We all recognize the positive power of international education and are driven by the future success of the students for whom we work.
Our locations
We work in close proximity to leading universities and international students all over the world.
Whether from our flagship offices in the UK, the US and Hong Kong, or from our regional offices in Shanghai, Seoul, Delhi, and beyond, we continue to build our presence in a growing number of key study abroad markets.
Corporate information
Our partnerships support students and universities to grow and succeed together.
Empowering students to pursue their study abroad goals and enabling universities to internationalize their campuses is no small undertaking. In our partnerships, we bring to bear our advanced recruitment infrastructure and resources to ensure students and universities alike reap the benefits of international education and exchange.
INTO Giving
INTO Giving, INTO's non-profit arm, works with organizations worldwide to improve access to education and support humanitarian causes.
INTO Giving has raised over $1.3 million, through INTO student, faculty and employee donations. These funds help children at risk of being forced out of school to continue to learn, play and keep safe.
In the last year alone, INTO Giving has donated $40,000 to COVID-19 research and relief, and made grants of $50,000 toward civil rights and anti-discrimination organizations, continuing to support people in need by reacting to a changing world.