Leonardo Lomelí Vanegas, rector of Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, recently led a delegation of senior university leaders to the University of Arizona main campus in Tucson.

Nearly 1,800 students attended the Study Abroad Fair on the U of A Mall on Oct. 7 — the highest attendance in the event's more than 20-year history.

U of A president Suresh Garimella recently announced the Presidential Study Abroad Challenge, calling on U of A faculty, staff and advisors to take five steps focused on making study abroad an essential part of academic planning.

Through study abroad, University of Arizona alumnus Josh Luckow (BSBA '99, MBA '08) discovered a passion for exploration and being "a seeker" that continues to shape his life to this day.

Meet the students who will be sharing their study abroad experiences through our social media accounts this year -- including our Sustainability Ambassadors focusing on eco-friendly choices!

A new index of colleges and universities across 81 countries places the University of Arizona in the top 10% worldwide for collaborative international research.

The University of Arizona and civic leaders from Southern Arizona and Taiwan recently announced a new global hub focused on semiconductors and photonics for high-performance computing.

The University of Arizona recently welcomed 51 new international students from Kazakhstan, Peru and China. Through Study Arizona, they'll complete the fall 2026 semester at the university's main campus in Tucson, integrating academics and cultural immersion activities led by Arizona International.

The University of Arizona Study Abroad office recently expanded its programs catalog, introducing 26 new and updated offerings to help make study abroad a core part of the Wildcat academic experience.

Sarah Young teaches an online course for dual-degree students at North Kazakhstan University. In March 2026, teaching on-site for the first time gave her new perspective on her students and her own scholarship.