PROTECTING YOUR STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF WHEREVER THEY ARE
International SOS provides global solutions to ensure the health and security of your students and employees, as well as your organization's reputation. Travel has become more complex, with a need for institutions to demonstrate their risk mitigation both for institutional compliance and to provide personal support and reassurance for their students, faculty and staff. The launch of ISO 31031 – Managing Travel Risks – Guidance for Organizations highlights the detailed guidance on managing the specific risks for youth and school trips. By implementing these guidelines organizations can ensure the safety and security of young travelers, providing peace of mind to parents, educators, and all stakeholders involved.
With 40 years of experience and a global footprint spanning 90 countries, our services empower primary, secondary, and tertiary institutions to meet their Duty of Care responsibilities. Whether traveling on a trip or in the event of a crisis, we ensure your students, faculty and staff feel safe and cared for.
- 20
years partnering with leading education institutions
- 50%
of the Global Top 200 research institutions rely on International SOS to support their students, faculty and staff abroad
- 400
institutions globally trust International SOS
CASE STUDY: BOCCONI UNIVERSITY
HOW WE SUPPORT OUR CLIENTS
Medical Assistance for American Student in India
An American student who was on a study abroad program in a large city in India had fainted and suffered a mild head injury. It is difficult for their school to determine the severity of their injuries. International SOS was contacted to provide the best recommendation of a local hospital from our global network.
Duty of CareMedical Coverage and Repatriation for Injured Student on School Trip
|Singapore, SingaporeDuring an overseas school trip to Bangkok, Thailand a patient sustained cuts to his lower limbs from a broken glass door. The patient had sleepwalked from his hotel room to the lobby and in an attempt to open the glass door, resorted to kicking it and injuring himself. International SOS assistance was contacted by the patient’s school for medical expenses coverage and the patient’s safe return to Singapore.
AssistanceHealthEvacuationScholastic Emotional Support
International SOS coordinated the safe return of a student studying abroad in Paris.
AssistanceMental Health


