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Delegates from the Academy of Innovative Semiconductor and Sustainable Manufacturing (AISSM) at National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) in Taiwan recently visited the University of Arizona to explore opportunities for student mobility and other collaborations.

EduRank, an independent organization that conducts metric-based evaluations of research across 246 disciplines at more than 14,000 universities in 183 countries, has ranked the College of Agriculture, Life and Environmental Sciences’ Department of Entomology number one worldwide.

International Study Abroad Day is a celebration dedicated to raising awareness about the profound and lasting impact of studying abroad. It highlights not only how transformative these experiences are for student travelers but also their broader benefits for university campuses and the global community.

Rogelio Robles-Morales, MD, was driven to pursue a doctorate in clinical translational sciences at the College of Health Sciences by a desire to fight cancer and reduce health disparities in his hometown of Nogales, Mexico.

The University of Arizona International (AZI) has launched International Exchange, a new conversation series hosted by Dr. Jenny Lee, vice president for University of Arizona International and dean of International Education.

The annual Spring Study Abroad Fair returned on February 5th. More than 800 people attended this event in Bear Down Gym, which featured numerous tables and enthusiastic representatives eager to discuss available opportunities.

A new semester means a new batch of Study Abroad Social Media Ambassadors! As always, we are so pleased to present a new amazing group of Wildcats as our Spring 2025 Study Abroad Social Media Ambassadors! These students who are currently studying abroad this spring will be sharing their global academic experience with us all on our study abroad Instagram page!

For its extensive global engagement and cultural exchange initiatives, the University of Arizona has earned the Senator Paul Simon Award for Campus Internationalization from NAFSA: Association of International Educators.

PhD in Information student Hyowon Kim came to the University of Arizona from Seoul, Korea, where she earned a Master’s in Sociology. By pairing sociology with information science, she explores how we can better share knowledge and build stronger research communities.

Students from Vietnam participating in the Study Arizona program had the opportunity to connect with faculty and staff from University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law to mark the start of the spring semester.

Dr. Cynthia White, Professor Emerita of Classics at the University of Arizona, has spent her career bridging the gap between ancient texts and modern life. For over two decades, she has guided students on immersive study abroad programs that bring life into the pages of classical literature, transforming the abstract into tangible experiences.

International Student Services (ISS) welcomed the new students with two events, a Campus Mixer and the New International Students Welcome Party. The two events offered students the chance to connect, socialize, and build community on campus.