“If you’re considering studying abroad, don’t be afraid to take opportunities and make the most of them and apply for the amazing funding options Iowa offers.”

"Living with a host family was my key to feeling connected to Costa Rica. It was so reassuring to have fantastic advice from locals and to know that, at the end of the day, there was someone I could talk to about my adventures."

“I hope to inspire students through my experiences and motivate them to study abroad in non-Western countries through programs that will challenge their beliefs and excite them to learn.”

Out of thousands of Fulbright Award applicants, 17 University of Iowa students were chosen to serve as representatives in 14 different countries for the 2024-2025 academic year.

UI College of Education students, Olga Colmenero Carrillo and Josie Mbaye, are using their personal experiences of growth, international exploration, and educational challenges to create positive change and address learning barriers in their home state of Iowa. 

Study abroad numbers are rising after COVID-19 had caused decreases, with Italy and Spain as the most popular destinations.

People from all over the world came together to discuss how university and private sector partnerships lead to student success at the 2025 Provost's Global Forum at the University of Iowa.

Take part in multiple sessions that cover the various aspects of the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.

The Fulbright Group Presentation Session will cover award types, application tips, and the campus application process. Attendees will gain insights into navigating the Fulbright U.S. Student Program and maximizing their chances of success.

‘Alternate Paths: Object Histories from Africa to America’ is the first exhibit at the Stanley Museum of Art to use provenance information and be entirely student-curated.