Study Abroad
International Academic Programs

Study Abroad Resource Center and Advising

General study abroad advising usually begins in the Study Abroad Resource Center in the Red Gym. Students from the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS), the College of Engineering, and the Wisconsin School of Business (WSB) can also connect with the study abroad staff in their school/college. Advising for individual programs is based on the “Advising Location” indicated on the program’s webpage.

General Study Abroad Advising with Peer Advisors

All students are encouraged to start their study abroad planning with a Peer Advisor. Peer Advisors are returned study abroad participants who can help you with:

  • Learning more about program options
  • Narrowing down program options
  • Applying for programs
  • Understanding the study abroad process
  • Submitting application materials or deposits
  • Passport Photo Service (Free!)

Peer Advisors are located in the following advising locations:

Study Abroad Resource Center, 3rd Floor of the Red Gym
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Email: peeradvisor@studyabroad.wisc.edu
Phone: 608-265-6329

College of Agricultural and Life Sciences, 116 Agriculture Hall (1450 Linden Drive)
Check here for specific hours
Email: studyabroad@cals.wisc.edu

College of Engineering, 1150 Engineering Hall
Specific Hours coming soon
Email: international@engr.wisc.edu

Wisconsin School of Business, 3150 Grainger Hall
Check here for specific hours
Email: international@wsb.wisc.edu

Drop-in Advising with Professional Staff

We’re excited to offer drop-in advising with professional advising staff to answer questions about the following International Academic Programs study abroad programs:

  • Australia
  • Field Studies (SFS Programs)
  • Italy
  • Scandinavia (DIS Programs)
  • Spain
  • United Kingdom

Study Abroad Resource Center
3rd Floor Red Gym
Drop-in Hours >>

Appointments with Professional Staff

If you have more in-depth questions after talking with a peer advisor, you may schedule an appointment through Starfish with a professional advisor.

Application or Course Equivalent Request (CER) Appointments can cover the following topics:

  • Application advising (online application, program-specific forms, etc.)
  • Questions about program eligibility (including GPA and language requirements)
  • Questions about the Course Equivalency Request (CER) process
  • Grade processing and transcripts

Click here to view a list of advisors who can help you with these types of questions.

Study Abroad Advising Appointments can cover the following topics:

Click here to view a list of advisors who can help you with these types of questions.