The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs has again named the University of Iowa a Fulbright Top Producing Institution for U.S. Students.

"Broadening your horizons can sometimes be a cheap phrase, but an accurate one, nonetheless. Being abroad doesn’t mean entering a new world, it means that your idea of the world itself expands. That type of experience teaches you a lot about people and also yourself."

"My time there was absolutely wonderful, and regardless of your background, I can assure you studying abroad will benefit your college experience. This semester taught me so much, both within the classroom and beyond it."

Peer mentors have studied abroad and can provide information to other students based on their experiences.

"Even though I spent most of my time connecting with Norwegian culture, perspective, and ideas, I’m privileged to say that I had the wonderful opportunity of connecting with cultures all around the world through my international peers."

International Programs is saddened by the passing of our colleague Julia LaBua. We will be hosting a celebration of life in her memory and all are welcome.

Join International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) and Campus Safety to be trained in self-defense.

Dean Ganim remembers Linda Baker, global champion of international education and friend of International Programs.

In this piece about English and creative writing classes at Iowa, our faculty-led study abroad programs are discussed as part of the breadth of courses offered here.

Walid Rachedi initiated a collaboration between Iowa’s Nonfiction Writing Program and Paris 8 University’s MFA Program in creative writing, which went from virtual exchange to nonfiction podcast in English and French.