Connecting Iowa with the world and the world with Iowa
The University of Iowa is committed to enriching the global experience of students, faculty, staff, and the greater community. International Programs does this by providing leadership and support for internationally oriented teaching, research, creative work, and community engagement. We encourage students to see the world in a whole new way. Take a look around and see why thousands of students from Iowa and the world call us home each year.
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Dean's Message: Fall Celebrations
University of Iowa voices shine at CIEE Study Abroad Conference in Buenos Aires
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Commitment to Internationalization Lecture: Featuring Iowa alumna Karri Goeldner Byrne
Join Byrne and International Programs to explore how the sudden 83% drop in U.S. foreign aid funding is forcing a shift in problem-solving on global issues. The lecture looks beyond previous aid models to present a clear vision of the future; one where private enterprise and local markets become the primary drivers of progress.
Multicultural Showcase
All are welcome to attend the University of Iowa 2025 Multicultural Showcase on Friday, Nov. 14, 2025, at 7 p.m. (CST) in the International Ballroom (2nd floor, Iowa Memorial Union). The Multicultural Showcase is part of Iowa’s annual celebration of International Education Month in November.
Faculty-led Programs Abroad
Interested in going abroad next summer? Travel with renowned University of Iowa faculty, earn university credit, and make the world your classroom. Learn more about summer 2026 faculty-led programs at our upcoming info sessions!
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"If International Programs has one purpose, it is to open the minds and hearts of our community to the reality that the world is a stronger and better place when we celebrate the humanity in every individual and in every nation. We cannot learn to live together if we do not live to learn from each other."