Over the course of an academic year, the Office of International Education assists international students and scholars and their families from over 50 countries and helps Ƶ students pursue education abroad opportunities. The office also liaises with faculty, staff, students, and community members in a number of different ways to further internationalize Ƶ.

Prospective Students

International Admissions

International admissions, deadlines, and how to apply

Current Ƶ Students

International Student and Scholar Services

Immigration, visas, employment, and resources.

American Language Institute

American Language Institute

Full-time, noncredit, intensive English program

Education Abroad

Education Abroad

Resources for students interested in studying abroad

For Faculty and Staff

Faculty and Staff

Resources for working with international students

International Clubs, Programs, and Events

Events

Information on how you can get involved

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News

Ƶ Celebrates International Connections in Honor of University Sesquicentennial

As part of the Ƶ’s sesquicentennial, the Ƶ Office of International Education coordinated a four-day visit to Ƶ April 14 to 17 for 29 international representatives from Ƶ’s international partner institutions.

International Fulbright Recipient, Former Visiting Educator to Ƶ, Authors Editorial for NPR

Joyeeta Banerjee authored “A US scholarship thrills a teacher in India. Then came the soul-crushing questions” for NPR. The opinion piece was posted to the NPR site on March 1.

Ƶ Office of International Education Celebrates the World With Unity Day, Oct. 24

The Office of International Education at Ƶ will hold International Unity Day on October 24 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Hadley Union Building at Ƶ. This event is free and open to all.

Education Abroad Policy

The Education Abroad Policy, published annually by the Office of International Education, outlines the procedures, responsibilities, and support structures for all Ƶ-affiliated international academic experiences. It applies to students, faculty, staff, alumni, and volunteers, and covers program types such as faculty-led trips, study abroad, internships, and service-learning abroad.

Ƶ to Host International Fulbright Recipients for Tenth Year

Ƶ will welcome 22 educators from 13 countries August 13 through December 10 as part of the university’s selection as a host for the Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching Program for International Teachers.