UW–Madison listed as top 25 university for study abroad and international students
UW–Madison moved up three spots, from #18 to #15, on the 2020 Open Doors Report’s ranking of U.S. universities and colleges for total students studying abroad.
UW–Madison moved up three spots, from #18 to #15, on the 2020 Open Doors Report’s ranking of U.S. universities and colleges for total students studying abroad.
The International Division—along with campus leadership, friends, and partners across campus and in the community—is greatly concerned by the lack of respect and basic decency that should be afforded to all. There are several resources available, should you need them. If you are a student who has experienced harassment or discrimination, please file a bias incident report. The Dean of Students Office responds to every bias incident report received. Employees can file a complaint with the Office of Compliance.
Donors, parents, faculty, and staff celebrated the latest cohort of UW-Madison students adding an international dimension to their academic experience at the 2019 International Division Fall Scholarship Award Ceremony.
Two Wisconsin School of Business students Chase Devens (BBA ‘20) and David Smith (BBA ‘20) took home the top prize at the sixth annual IES Abroad Study Abroad Film Festival earlier this month for their film Les Cinq Mois-The Five Months.
UW-Madison student Matthew Olson reflects on his experience getting an early start on his Badger academic career by traveling to Dublin to study Irish history, politics and culture as a part of UW Study Abroad Summer Launch.
Suzanne Gilreath, a communications arts major, sports communication minor, and guard for the Wisconsin Badgers, describes her experience joining other student athletes and non-athlete students for the UW Migration, Immigration and Asylum program in Paris.
Emily Perez, a UW-Madison senior, has carried on her family’s love of international travel throughout her studies at UW, making her way to Germany, Brazil, and most recently Costa Rica. She reflects on her international experiences on campus and beyond.
UW–Madison is ranked No. 18 among all U.S. universities for the number of students studying abroad, according to report. The number of UW–Madison students studying abroad increased to 2,410 for the 2017–2018 academic year. Open Doors listed 2,276 UW–Madison students studying abroad in the 2016–2017 academic year.
Caitlin Furin shares her experience working at the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. Her role includes coordinating media appearances, pitching stories and other PR-related activities. For her, the best part is working with the athletes and helping share their stories.
This summer, there are approximately 622 UW–Madison students studying abroad through International Academic Programs. The students are scattered across the world, in 48 different countries. A few UW-Madison students share their unique summer study abroad experiences.