International Internships Prepare Badgers for the Global Workforce
Four Badgers share how stepping outside their comfort zones for international internships in Uruguay, Italy, Japan, and India shaped their skills and future career paths.
Four Badgers share how stepping outside their comfort zones for international internships in Uruguay, Italy, Japan, and India shaped their skills and future career paths.
This June, 15 students ventured to Santiago, Chile, on the Global Gateway program and weathered a wide range of climates as they explored how climate change is affecting the Southern Cone of South America.
Milwaukee native Jimena Rico-Sotelo shares her experience studying abroad on the UW Youth Engagement and Teaching ESL in the Dominican Republic summer program.
From exploring sustainability in Chile to examining geopolitics in Estonia and development in Ghana, the Global Gateway Initiative immerses students in world issues through hands-on, faculty-led experiences abroad.
Congratulations to the Class of 2026! As the spring semester draws to a close, the International Division is proud to celebrate a cohort of graduates who have truly embraced the spirit of global engagement.
View any study abroad experience through a sustainability lens by engaging with local communities and being mindful of how your actions affect the environment and the people around you.
UW–Madison students learning in Italy this semester lived out their dreams at the Winter Games.
The Office of Student Financial Aid (OSFA) and study abroad have long worked together in different ways, including co-hosting Funding Study Abroad sessions, holding financial aid advising hours in study abroad offices, partnering at Fairs and events across campus, streamlined financial aid awarding for students, a pre-departure loan for students, and scholarship awarding through WiSH. …
The Wisconsin International Scholars Program is an internationally focused co-curricular honors program for undergraduate students from any college or major interested in global issues, ideas, languages, and cultures. Through regular engagement with WISc programming and events, the program creates a foundation for international engagement and understanding that will serve students not only during their time …
In addition to the approximately 6,000 degree-seeking international students who attend UW–Madison each year, students from other countries have the opportunity to come to campus for shorter durations through other avenues, including UW–Madison’s Study Abroad Incoming Exchanges and the Visiting International Student Program (VISP), of the Division of Continuing Studies. The UW–Madison Study Abroad Incoming Exchange …