learning abroad

The 2023 Open Doors report on student mobility—released annually during International Education Week—included four of the University's campuses in its rankings.

Alum Leila Hussain (BA ‘18, global studies major and Arabic minor) shares how her time at the Institute of Global Studies helped her find her ideal career after graduation.

Miriam Manna studied at the Stockholm School of Economics through the Carlson Global Institute’s Exchange program.

About one-third of college students in the U.S. have a mental health condition. Laura Dupont-Jarrett, the University of Minnesota’s assistant director for education abroad mental health, is helping faculty and staff support students facing mental health challenges during study abroad.

Sweden has one of the best healthcare systems in the world, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. Students in the Executive Healthcare Administration MHA program in the School of Public Health recently visited Stockholm to see the healthcare system in action.

Amy Swenson traveled to Ecuador as part of a course with the Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility.

Emma Nelson participated in three study abroad programs, getting to engage in a different culture and discovering her independence.

Learning Abroad Center staff attended a Carbon Literacy Workshop and are taking steps to be recognized as a Carbon Literate Organization.

A group of 20 Carlson School undergraduate students spent a week in London over their spring break, exploring the city and learning about international business practices.

Ann Hubbard began as the new assistant dean for learning abroad at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities on August 31. One of her priorities is to continue diversifying the Learning Abroad Center's programming options and learning modalities.