Rose Grau, a fourth-year marketing and journalism student at the University of Iowa, shares her transformative experience studying abroad in Cork, Ireland.

Meet the 2025 spring recipients. From exploring the rich history and resilience of Ireland to delving into the vibrant culture of Argentina, these students are set to embark on transformative journeys.

Dean Ganim discusses our deepening relationship with Kosovo through IP's support of the creation of an Institute of Pharmacy in Prishtina, and building stronger ties in Senegal.

We wish you a happy and healthy 2025!

The new director of the African Studies Program is Cory Gundlach, curator of African art at the Stanley Museum of Art. He shares with us his thoughts about the direction of the program moving forward, and how the African art collection at the Stanley Museum plays into this vision.

By collaborating with international institutions, supporting student-led initiatives, and launching innovative programs for doctors from developing nations, UI's Department of Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences is enhancing eye care access and quality for underserved populations worldwide, including in its own backyard.

Celebrate the Lunar New Year with the University of Iowa's Center for Asian and Pacific Studies and International Programs during a virtual event featuring video messages from students and alumni, panel discussions with faculty, and insights into cultural traditions from across Asia.

During the 2023-24 academic year, international students studying at the University of Iowa contributed $73.6 million to the economy and supported 594 jobs.

The scholarship is intended to support students who study abroad with the intent to serve as Global Access Ambassadors upon their return to the UI campus

With over 150 meals served, this annual event provides a unique opportunity for students who stay on campus during the break to join in community.