Dr. Marta Tejedor Bravo received a 2025 International Programs Major Project Award to lead Metabolic Health in Motion, a global initiative focused on raising awareness of Metabolic Dysfunction-Associated Steatotic Liver Disease (MASLD).

The University of Iowa's Study Abroad Conversation Series offers students firsthand insights from peers who have studied abroad, covering topics like funding, career opportunities, global skill-building, and mindful travel. This series provides practical advice, helping students connect with others and prepare for their international adventures.

Now that UI student Anna O'Connor is back in Iowa, she has shared her most memorable moments after studying abroad for four months in Argentina.

Dean Ganim celebrates CIMBA graduates, reflects on the visit of this year's Mandela Washington Fellows, and laments the passing of one of IP's most ardent supporters, Beverly Brandau.

Meet study abroad advisors, explore exciting destinations, and enter to win a $500 study abroad scholarship. No passport or prior knowledge required—just bring your curiosity.

Studying abroad offers college students an educational experience not just beyond the classroom, but beyond borders. Spending a semester or year abroad can help you develop valuable life and career skills.

University of Iowa hosted the Mandela Washington Fellows in Iowa City for a ninth year, as part of a U.S. Department of State initiative that brings young African leaders to the United States for academic and leadership training.

International Programs is strengthening its commitment to global career readiness by expanding internship opportunities in Asia, with Singapore quickly becoming a key gateway for students.

Marian Muste, a research engineer and adjunct professor in the College of Engineering, has been awarded a Fulbright for spring 2026. He will be hosted by the Faculty of Environmental Science and Engineering (FESE) at Babeș-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

University of Iowa student and Korean department ambassador Arieanna Grage, who grew up in rural Iowa, has been awarded the competitive Freeman-ASIA Award to study abroad in Seoul, South Korea, as part of her Korean studies minor.