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06/02/2026

Meet one of our current !⁠
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🦡 Suraksha⁠ Kodgi⁠, sophomore (⁠)⁠
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Majors: Neurobiology and Spanish⁠
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Study Abroad Program: English Social Club (ESC) English Language Teaching Internship⁠
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Leah will be taking over the Instagram stories this Thursday, June 4, from Sevilla, Spain! 🇪🇸⁠
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💬 "I chose this program because I enjoy teaching and hope to advance my Spanish-speaking abilities! As a Spanish major, I hope this experience will allow me to apply what I’ve learned in the classroom to the real world.⁠ I have had the opportunity to teach dance to individuals of all ages for a few years now, and I am excited to apply this experience at the English Social Club!⁠
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"I am excited to explore the diverse culture of Sevilla. The city has a rich history shaped by Roman, Islamic, Christian, Jewish, and Andalusian traditions, and I look forward to experiencing this multicultural environment firsthand."⁠
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🔗⁠Visit our website to learn more about international internships, and join us this Thursday for Suraksha⁠'s takeover: https://studyabroad.wisc.edu/intern-abroad/

06/01/2026

Start planning your study abroad, domestic study away, or international internship experience at an upcoming VIRTUAL Study Abroad 101 session!⁠ Our info sessions this month will be held:⁠
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June 9 (Tuesday)⁠
1-2 pm, Zoom⁠
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June 25 (Thursday)⁠
11 am - 12 pm, Zoom⁠
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We'll cover:⁠
📚️ Academics abroad⁠
💼 Choosing a program⁠
💸 Funding tips (scholarships & financial aid)⁠
🔬 Internship, research & fieldwork opportunities⁠
🌍️ & MORE!

View all upcoming Study Abroad 101 events and register to attend at https://go.wisc.edu/abroad101

05/31/2026

Sydney S., horticulture major, Devin G. (), environmental studies and environmental science major, & Lauren H. (), horticulture major, migrated south for the winter on the UW Tropical Horticulture in Costa Rica program! 🇨🇷⁠
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🗨️ "Being able to visit the exact locations we studied, trying the crops directly from the field, and witnessing how these systems impact the environment made the information stick much stronger." - Devin⁠
https://blog.studyabroad.wisc.edu/archives/35641
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Offered in partnership with , this program offers a unique opportunity to meet with local farmers and participate in hands-on experiences. By the end of the program, you will understand:⁠
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🌴 Social, economic, and environmental issues related to tropical horticulture⁠
🧑‍🌾 How global consumer preferences impact farmers, communities, and ecosystems⁠
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🗨️ "Seeing the plantation in person exceeded our expectations socially and environmentally. We learned the importance of hearing directly from farmers and not making generalizations about entire industries." - Sydney⁠
https://blog.studyabroad.wisc.edu/archives/35745
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Learn more: https://my.studyabroad.wisc.edu/programsearch/program/details/517
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📸:⁠
1. Sidney at La Paz Waterfall.⁠
2. Lauren tried noni (blue cheese fruit).⁠
3. Devin near a waterfall at the base of the Arenal Volcano!⁠
4. Picnic after forest bathing at Peace University.⁠
5. Painting masks carved from balsa wood while visiting the Boruca Indigenous Territory.⁠
6. Lunch consisting of commonly eaten foods in Costa Rica at Arenal Observatory Lodge. ⁠
7. Devin, Lauren, and other Badgers showing their Badger Pride in the cloud forest!⁠
8. Trying cacao nips after learning about the chocolate making process.⁠
9. Visiting Vida Campesinas to learn about different plants grown on the farm.⁠
10. On the Palmito Tour watching a demonstration on how heart of palm is harvested.

05/30/2026

Lia M., genetics and genomics major, lived "La dolce vita" during her spring semester on the UW in Florence program! 🇮🇹⁠
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Surrounded by Tuscan hills and bridging the Arno River, the streets of Florence act as a living museum to great cultural traditions and historical monuments 🏛️ ⁠
You will complete 13-16 credits on this program, with two courses taught by a UW professor! Your academics will extend beyond the classroom with field trips within the area. 📚️⁠
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🗨️ "The professors are focused on creating an immersive learning experience, where a lot of the learning does not actually take place in the classroom. Instead of learning through lectures, readings, and videos, I learned through doing." ⁠
- Lia⁠
Read more: https://blog.studyabroad.wisc.edu/archives/35891
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🌟 Applications for this spring semester program are open and due in August! Start your application: https://my.studyabroad.wisc.edu/programsearch/program/details/417
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📸:⁠
1. The Duomo, one of the most famous historical sites in Florence.⁠
2. Lia showing Badger pride while in front of the Ponte Vecchio, the most famous bridge in Florence.⁠
3. Views of nature right across the Arno River.⁠
4. Lauren and roommates at the top of Duomo.⁠
5. On a tour of a stained glass studio for Lia's UW Practice of Science class taught by Professor Lee Palmer.⁠
6. Lauren sitting outside Palazzo Vecchio eating a panini, a very common street food in Florence made with fresh, local ingredients!⁠
7. Jewelry at Lauren's favorite market, the Santo Spirito market!⁠
8. On a hike through Tuscany to a castle with CET.⁠
9. Lauren's class visiting an old silk factory.

05/29/2026

Live and study in Lyon, France, where world-class academics meet world-famous cuisine 🥐⁠
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Offered in partnership with , the Centre d’Etudes Franco-Americain de Management (CEFAM) offers a US style business curriculum in France's second-largest metro area! 🇫🇷 ⁠
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Alexis W. (), management & human resources major, and Lauren J. (), design, innovation, & society major, built skills in and out of the classroom through coursework, workshops, and cultural experiences. ⁠
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💌 "This experience has been one I will remember forever. Lyon has been very welcoming and everyone here is very kind. I have particularly loved trying tons of new restaurants and coffee shops that are native to Lyon. I have also met tons of locals and other exchange students who love Lyon as much as I do." ⁠
- Alexis⁠
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Applications for CEFAM are open now and due in August! Start your application today: https://my.studyabroad.wisc.edu/programsearch/program/details/330373
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📸:⁠
1. Alexis' postcard from Lyon!⁠
2. Lauren's last day of Digital Marketing class. Lauren met other students from Mozambique, Brazil, and more! She enjoyed the small class sizes to grow closer to her peers and professor.⁠
3. The Notre Dame de Fourviere Basilica.⁠
4. Gowns created using Lyonnaise silk in one of the silk museums in Lyon.⁠
5. Lauren presenting on Brillat-Savarin in French Culture class.⁠
6. Lauren and friends attended a Brazilian music event.⁠
7. Lauren showing her Badger Pride while on a hike outside Lyon's city center.⁠
8. A building on the CEFAM campus. ⁠
9. Lauren tried macarons for the first time!⁠
10. Lauren and a friend visited Paris, only a two-hour train ride from Lyon!

05/28/2026

Live and study at the Keys Marine Lab in Layton, Florida on the UW Marine Biology in the Florida Keys program! 🐠⁠
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On this winter intersession program, you’ll be able to:⁠
🤿 Participate in snorkeling adventures through coral reefs, seagrass meadows, and mangroves⁠
🔬 See amazing marine creatures up close—and even bring some back to the lab for microscope observation⁠
🪸 Learn how organisms interact with each other and their habitats⁠
🌊 Explore what needs to be done to preserve these ecosystems⁠
🔎 Develop and complete your own independent project based on your interests⁠..and more!⁠
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⁠Check out this highlight reel from a recent who studied away on this program, and visit our link in bio to learn more!

05/27/2026

Roseann S. (.sous), kinesiology major, learned about the cultural practice of shinrin-yoku (forest bathing) while studying abroad on the UW Wellbeing and the Art of Forest Bathing in Japan this winter! 🇯🇵⁠
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Shinrin-yoku (森林浴) is a Japanese therapeutic practice of immersing oneself in nature using all five senses. Follow local experts as they lead you on forest walks and introduce you to its foundations in Japanese culture. ⁠
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This program includes additional activities such as:⁠
🎍 Traditional Japanese drumming⁠
🎍 Shibori hand dyeing⁠
🎍 Visits to museums such as the Kyoto Botanical Garden and the Garden of Fine Arts⁠
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Learn more: https://studyabroad.wisc.edu/program/?programId=330444
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📸:⁠
1. Roseann exploring the Arashiyama bamboo forest!⁠
2. Treats typically served at a traditional Japanese tea ceremony.⁠
3. Walking the trail of Senbon Torri (Thousand Torri Gates).⁠
4. Roseann and fellow Badgers showing off their Badger Pride after learning Taiko drumming!⁠
5. Roseann visiting Kiyomizu-dera Temple, one of her favorites!⁠
6. Exploring and learning the history of Nijo-jo Castle.⁠
7. Badgers learning how to custom-dye scarves (shibori) at the Shibori museum!⁠
8. Students gearing up to hike and walk the grounds of Kuramadera Temple to Kifune Shrine.⁠
9. Students listened to a lecture on micro-seasons in the CIEE Kyoto building.⁠
10. Roseann and fellow students walking to Kyoto Rakusai Bamboo Park.

05/26/2026

We've changed the date of this takeover to Friday, May 29! See details below ⬇️

Meet one of our current !⁠
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🦡 Lilith Wehrs, senior (⁠)⁠
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Majors: Environmental Studies and Community & Organizational Development⁠
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Study Abroad Program: UW Environmental Ethics and Indigenous Rights in Ecuador⁠
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Leah will be taking over the Instagram stories this Friday, May 29, from Ecuador! 🇪🇨⁠
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💬 "One goal I have is to learn from and connect with the local Indigenous activists who are at the forefront of the fight against extractive industries. Their invaluable perspective and knowledge surrounding cultural and environmental resilience are something I'm really excited to learn about. ⁠
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"I chose this program because it is the culmination of my personal and professional interests. Grassroots community organizing and environmental justice are where I see myself in the future. Learning from a group of Indigenous activists who use unique legal, cultural, and environmental strategies to protect people and the environment will help inform how I approach environmentalism rooted in equity.⁠"⁠
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🔗⁠Learn more about the UW Environmental Ethics and Indigenous Rights in Ecuador⁠ program, and join us this Friday for Lilith's takeover: https://my.studyabroad.wisc.edu/programsearch/program/details/330451

05/25/2026

Love working with animals? Study abroad in Argentina or Belize!⁠
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We're excited to announce two new study abroad opportunities designed for students interested in veterinary medicine, animal science, and agricultural health: ⁠
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Argentina: IFSA Preveterinary Medicine⁠
https://my.studyabroad.wisc.edu/programsearch/program/details/330487

Belize: CELA Large Animal Veterinary Practice in the Tropics⁠
https://my.studyabroad.wisc.edu/programsearch/program/details/330486

Through clinical exposure, fieldwork, and community engagement, you can build foundational skills while exploring how veterinary care, animal health, and agriculture are practiced in Belize or Argentina.⁠
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Visit our website to learn more about each of these programs and begin your application!⁠

📸:⁠
1. CELA: Six individuals posing for a photo in a stable. One person holds two baby sheep.⁠
2. IFSA: A student smiles while holding a brown goat with long ears in an outdoor barn area. ⁠
3. IFSA: Three students pose in fromt of a body of water and beach area. The students' shirts read, "ARGENTINA" and "RUFFINO". ⁠
4. CELA: Outdoors, a group of eight individuals pose for a photo, crouching next to a young cow.⁠
5. CELA: Six individuals posing in a large, fenced enclosure. Many cows are behind them.⁠
6. A student rides a white horse on a path between fields and trees.

05/24/2026

Looking to add an additional 1-credit course to your fall schedule? Learn to leverage your language skills in Intl St 275: Lead with Languages: Putting Language Skills to Work!⁠
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Whether you developed your language abilities at home, abroad, or in an educational setting, learn how to leverage your language skills to maximize potential employment opportunities. ⁠
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Develop an understanding of transferable skills unique to language learners and work toward articulating these skills for your resume, cover letter, networking, and interviewing exercises. ⁠
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Connect your enthusiasm for learning languages with your personal interests, skills, and abilities to begin exploring career pathways. ⁠
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Learn from peers, alumni, and other guest speakers with language majors and multilingual backgrounds who have succeeded in a variety of careers.⁠
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More information: https://languages.wisc.edu/lead-with-languages/

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