learning abroad

Maggie Landwer participated in three separate study abroad opportunities as a student at the University of Minnesota Morris—to Latvia, Germany, and Peru.    

CSE student Abigail Johnson traveled to Malawi last summer to take part in an Engineers Without Borders project, where she worked to design and implement a water distribution and sanitation system at a local school. 

The Minnesota Daily reported on how the Learning Abroad Center offers winter break programs for students looking to go abroad for a shorter period of time or to escape the cold weather.

Professor Yingling Fan, a native of China, led nine students on a two-week tour of five cities in China to experience alternative ways of urban planning and urban life. 

First-generation students have a new source of funding for study abroad, thanks to a new scholarship from the Learning Abroad Center.

Three students share how the Department of Theatre Arts & Dance’s BA Dublin program enhanced their on-campus coursework, helped them forge friendships, and expanded their theatrical horizons.

They visited three universities, performed experiments and continued work on a previous manuscript, and toured world-famous cathedrals and museums.

Two students lived with host students, attended classes at Heidelberg University, rotated through comprehensive care clinics and witnessed advanced oral and maxillofacial surgeries.

Donovan Magney received a glimpse into space travel when he recently participated in a LunAres Analog Astronaut Mission.

Agriculture and Natural Resources students traveled to Rouen, Normandy, Paris, and other regions in France taking in museums and farms, and participating in working sessions with French and U.S. students.