Rutgers Global - Study Abroad

Rutgers Global - Study Abroad Rutgers Global-Study Abroad helps to develop global citizenship in Rutgers students by providing opp We accept general walk-in advising Mon-Fri, from 12pm-3pm.

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If you have any questions about study abroad contact us at 848-932-7787; [email protected] or just stop by our office, 102 College Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ.

Check out Kayla Celleri’s study abroad experience through the “Summer: Rutgers- Romania's Revolution: Community Care for...
06/02/2026

Check out Kayla Celleri’s study abroad experience through the “Summer: Rutgers- Romania's Revolution: Community Care for Vulnerable Groups in Romania” program:
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“Studying abroad in Romania has been one of my most memorable experiences yet. From the moment I touched down in Cluj, I felt welcomed by all the friendly locals. While visiting different agencies, I learned so much about emerging social services, as social work in general is still in its infancy. This stems in part from Romania's history of communism, which ended in 1989. Through my internships at Maltez and Padre Pio, I met with many people who are deeply committed to responding to communism's enduring effects and serving vulnerable communities. As I take steps to become a social worker, I am excited to carry this experience with me and draw upon it to continue promoting meaningful change.”

Kayla Celleri
Summer: Rutgers- Romania's Revolution: Community Care for Vulnerable Groups in Romania
Romania | Summer 2025

Honoring all who served and made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.
05/25/2026

Honoring all who served and made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

“My study abroad experience was more than a trip–it was an opportunity for learning inside and outside of the classroom,...
05/20/2026

“My study abroad experience was more than a trip–it was an opportunity for learning inside and outside of the classroom, cultural immersion, and growth. I was challenged academically and inspired personally. This experience has truly been life-changing. Living in Rome taught me to embrace Il Dolce Far Niente–the sweetness of doing nothing–by learning to slow down and appreciate life’s quiet moments. Il Dolce Far Niente was particularly hard for me to understand and practice, as I am so used to the fast-paced “hustle culture” that is normalized in the United States. Once I truly understood what Il Dolce Far Niente meant and experienced it for myself, it shifted my perspective. Now that I’ve learned to embrace this mindset, I know I am never going back.

I will always be grateful for this experience and to John Cabot University for welcoming me to their beautiful campus. If you are thinking about studying abroad, I truly recommend it–it is an experience that stays with you long after arriving home.” (2/2)

Madison Lopez
Summer: John Cabot University
Italy | Summer 2025

Madison Lopez shares with us her study abroad experience through the “John Cabot University” program:-----------“This su...
05/19/2026

Madison Lopez shares with us her study abroad experience through the “John Cabot University” program:
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“This summer, I had the incredible opportunity to study abroad in Rome, Italy, for five weeks with John Cabot University. During my time in Rome, I immersed myself in Italian culture and academics by taking two amazing classes: Mechanics of Materials and Italian Food Culture.

Mechanics of Materials was a challenging yet rewarding course where I was able to expand my knowledge within real-world engineering applications. Italian Food Culture allowed me to explore history, traditions, and the global influence of Italian food culture.” (1/2)

Madison Lopez
Summer: John Cabot University
Italy | Summer 2025

From Tanzania to the Rutgers stage 🌍✨At the 2026 Global Appreciation Dinner, Rutgers senior Neha Tehmas reflected on how...
05/12/2026

From Tanzania to the Rutgers stage 🌍✨

At the 2026 Global Appreciation Dinner, Rutgers senior Neha Tehmas reflected on how her experience in the Global Health Practicum program in Tanzania transformed her perspective on learning, growth, and embracing the unexpected.

As Neha shared: “We run through life so fast and try to plan every moment, but we end up learning the most when we slow down sometimes and take on life and all its unexpected aspects head on, without hesitation.”

Read more about Neha’s inspiring study abroad journey: https://loom.ly/GQqYx8M

On May 4, Rutgers Global hosted our annual Global Graduation Celebration for all of our graduating international student...
05/07/2026

On May 4, Rutgers Global hosted our annual Global Graduation Celebration for all of our graduating international students and students who have studied abroad. The program included remarks by Vice President for Global Affairs Rick Garfunkel, and presentations by international student Areej Hamouda and study abroad student and Global Ambassador Joie Jarilla. A celebratory toast was made followed by the awarding of gifts--a custom Rutgers Global pin. Congratulations to our extraordinary graduates!! Photos: https://loom.ly/OkkOLao

“During the weekend, we used what we learned through a volunteer opportunity with Placencia Humane Society, where pet ow...
05/06/2026

“During the weekend, we used what we learned through a volunteer opportunity with Placencia Humane Society, where pet owners paid what they could. These pets would receive shots, vitamins, and be spayed or neutered. There was a check-in section, a surgery section, and a post-operation section where we were able to alternate in. At surgery, I was able to observe Dr.T perform the surgery, and after, I was able to stitch a puppy and an adult dog.

Being in Belize was wonderful. The food, the people, and the environment were all great, and it was so relaxing. The Belizeans' simple way of living made me realize that having nice things is not so important. I am grateful for my experience because I now have a solid foundation with animal handling, vaccines, and suturing. I am also grateful that I was able to learn more about myself and my dream career.” (2/2)

Idaly Huamantuco
Summer: CELA (Belize)
Belize | Summer 2025

Check out Idaly Huamantuco’s study abroad experience through the “Summer: CELA Belize” program:---------“When I first ar...
05/05/2026

Check out Idaly Huamantuco’s study abroad experience through the “Summer: CELA Belize” program:
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“When I first arrived in Belize, it was so hot, and I noticed how beautiful it is. Getting used to the extreme hot weather was not easy, but I was able to manage by hydrating a lot. In my experience in Belize, there were 13 of us total. Some were from Texas, South Carolina, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. I loved how half of us were Hispanic; it made me feel represented. On our first day, we settled in with our roommates. On Monday, we all went to a clinic where we met Dr.T and Rubin. During the weekdays, we were introduced to various topics, including animal types, diseases, and suturing. After lunch, we had hands-on learning, including vaccinating dogs and cats, practicing sutures on chicken thighs, performing hematology, palpating a cow, performing physical exams on a horse, castrating a pig, and suturing live tissue after the vet finished a spay or neuter.” (1/2)

Idaly Huamantuco
Summer: CELA (Belize)
Belize | Summer 2025

Rutgers Global brought the community together on April 28 for a memorable Global Appreciation Dinner 🌍✨Faculty, students...
05/01/2026

Rutgers Global brought the community together on April 28 for a memorable Global Appreciation Dinner 🌍✨

Faculty, students, and campus partners gathered to celebrate the people and partnerships that make Rutgers a truly global institution. The evening featured networking, dinner, and an inspiring program, including:

🎤 Opening remarks from Professor Bishr Omary, Senior Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Research
🎓 A powerful international student perspective from Assem Kiyalova, a master’s student in Digital Communication from Kazakhstan
🌏 Reflections from Neha Tehmas, a Public Health undergraduate who participated in the Rutgers Global Health Practicum in Tanzania
🔬 Insights from globally engaged faculty member Professor Ahmed Aziz Ezzat (Industrial & Systems Engineering, School of Engineering)
💃 A vibrant performance by the Rutgers Chinese Dance Troupe, featuring Jessica Ren and Diana Tang

Photos: 157043075@N06/albums/72177720333403107" rel="ugc" target="_blank">https://www.flickr.com/photos/157043075@N06/albums/72177720333403107

Thank you to everyone who continues to build and strengthen Rutgers’ global community!

🌍 Spotlight on Rutgers Global Student Volunteer Corps Read about the Rutgers Global Student Volunteer Corps (SVC), a dyn...
04/27/2026

🌍 Spotlight on Rutgers Global Student Volunteer Corps

Read about the Rutgers Global Student Volunteer Corps (SVC), a dynamic group of students who partners with the Programming & Events team to bring campus to life—designing and delivering engaging events that celebrate global perspectives and foster cross-cultural understanding: https://loom.ly/kMqovRA

For Shaili Halani, a computer science student from India, the impact has been unforgettable:
“Through my volunteering with SVC, I got to know people from different communities and countries… it was really interesting to experience their culture and celebrate it at the same time. Overall, it has been such a fun and meaningful experience, and I’m grateful for this opportunity.”

✨ Ready to make an impact and connect across cultures? SVC is the place to start.

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