Learn more about the U’s Learning Abroad program
The Office of Global Engagement surveys students every three years about their experiences to constantly improve the program.
Read MoreThe Office of Global Engagement surveys students every three years about their experiences to constantly improve the program.
Read More“As an international student, you really have to get used to living outside of your comfort zone.”
Read MoreMembers of the U community are invited to drop off supplies at several locations around campus.
Read MoreFinancial help is available to help you travel while you learn.
Read MoreThe agreement allows students studying geology or atmospheric science to concurrently earn degrees.
Read MoreMembers of the U’s Confucius Institute bonded over food–over Zoom.
Read MoreSince 2015, the program has hosted nearly 650 participants at the U and Arizona State University combined.
Read MoreThe Chinese government partnered with the U to learn about Utah’s national parks and public land policies for its proposed new parks—several of which have been designated to protect endangered species, including the giant panda, Siberian tiger and snow leopard.
Read MoreThe Carolyn and Kem Gardner Building will be a state-of-the-art learning space, equipped with the latest technology and thinking about how to foster learning of the highest caliber.
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