Cultivating Success: A Global Faculty Initiative offers events to support new international faculty transitioning to the university. The series includes panel discussions on international research collaboration, teaching in diverse cultural environments, and navigating academic challenges, while providing networking opportunities and support to help faculty thrive in their academic careers.

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.

Akalanka B. Ekanayake, a fourth-year PhD student in chemistry at the University of Iowa, originates from Sri Lanka. His journey to Iowa was motivated by the university's renowned chemistry program and the opportunity to work with leading researchers in the field.

This workshop will provide valuable insights into U.S. payroll and tax procedures to avoid common pitfalls and manage your finances effectively. This is a great opportunity to learn from experts and clarify any questions you might have.

The National Science Foundation has awarded a grant to Prof. Wayne Polyzou that will support a research collaboration with particle physics students in Poland and Ukraine.

Learn about types of professional clothing and how to dress appropriately for different occasions. Then visit the Clothing Closet on the ground level of the Iowa Memorial Union (IMU).

Whether you are new on campus or resuming your studies at Iowa, here are five tips to help you start off on the right foot in the new academic year. 

Here are our top five things every Iowa student who wants to study abroad should take advantage of. 

International Programs is pleased to announce that David A. Hamod (BA political science ‘81), an advocate for U.S. businesses overseas and champion of American citizens abroad, and Richard J. Tyner (BA French, political science '70), an international business lawyer by trade and staunch proponent of international education, are the winners of the 2024 International Impact Award.

The “Impact of Exchange” exhibit will be on display until Sept. 10 at the National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library in Cedar Rapids.

The Peace, Charlie One World Scholarship at the University of Iowa was established by the late Dr. Charles W. Day. Since 2002, the scholarship has helped over 30 international students pursue studies and research in the U.S., reflecting Dr. Day's belief in the transformative power of cross-cultural experiences.

Dean Ganim highlights summer visits to International Programs this month including those by President Wilson, Provost Kregel, and the Mandela Washington Fellows. He also discusses an encounter with recent CIMBA graduates from our largest study abroad program based in Paderno del Grappa, Italy.