learning abroad

Before the pandemic struck, several UMN Morris students traveled to Germany as part of the Germany: Leading the Renewables Revolution course coordinated by the University of Minnesota Institute on the Environment Climate Smart Municipalities program.

The College of Education and Human Development and Seoul National University of Education mark 10 years of collaboration.

In a joint statement released on July 26, the U.S. Departments of State and Education announced a “renewed U.S. commitment to international education.”

On May 15, Emma Mulhern got off a plane from Toledo, Spain, after studying there for five months. Two days later, she graduated.

The Carlson School is proud to announce that two graduating seniors and a recent alum have been offered Fulbright awards to study or conduct research projects abroad next year.

Isaiah Nielsen ’22 was awarded a Critical Language Scholarship to South Korea.

As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the groundbreaking Curriculum Integration initiative, Learning Abroad Center leaders discussed the project and how it helped transform the University of Minnesota into an internationally recognized leader in education abroad.

The Learning Abroad Center’s virtual internships program helped College of Science and Engineering students get valuable work experience and build confidence in themselves.

For many University of Minnesota students, the move to distance learning in March was merely the first brush stroke COVID-19 would paint on their lives. As the pandemic showed no signs of abating, summer plans to study abroad or gain experience through internships were often postponed or scuttled.
 
Suddenly faced with open calendars, students had to look for other options. Here’s how three students found opportunity and insight in canceled plans.

After the COVID-19 pandemic ended study abroad opportunities in the spring and summer, the Learning Abroad Center quickly pivoted to launch an innovative virtual international internship program.