From famous architectural sites to delicious food experiences, see what you can discover when you study abroad in Rome!

From getting an internship at a local hospital and tips for getting around on local transportation, to learning about language and the importance of family in local culture, UA student Brenden shares his experiences studying abroad in Costa Rica.

From favorite memories and the best views, to tips for finding an apartment and planning travel, UArizona student Stephanie shares her experience.

From learning about the local culture and history of the countries they visited, to volunteering at a school in Laos and spending New Year's Eve in Vietnam, UA student Reina talks about her experiences with the GEL program in Southeast Asia.

The University of Arizona and WeWork today announced an innovative partnership to expand the University of Arizona's Global Microcampus Network to include over 490 WeWork locations in 80 cities and 37 countries. Under this partnership, students enrolled in UArizona programs internationally have "All Access" to WeWork's flexible workspaces, allowing them to continue their U.S. degree from the comfort and safety of their home country. The new partnership with the global workspace leader will provide a flexible framework for more students looking for a path to a U.S. degree.

In a fall 2020 enrollment update from the College of Fine Arts, we learn that faculty and staff from several departments, including UA Global's Lara Pfaff, a program director with International Student Services, went the extra mile this summer in assisting an international student from Tijuana, Mexico, as she navigated the process of getting to Tucson for the start of classes last month. 

University of Arizona Global is pleased to announce an exciting new partnership with Uninest GK, a student housing company located in Tokyo, Japan, giving students access to UArizona undergraduate, graduate, and customized degree programs. Through this Global Student Accommodation arrangement, students residing in Uninest housing can pursue a University of Arizona degree without leaving the country. If you’re following news about trends in higher education, you may have read...

US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has withdrawn the July 6th guidance requiring F-1 students to leave the US if their classes are entirely online. The Student Exchange and Visitor Program (SEVP) will revert back to guidance issued at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

International students and faculty are cherished and integral members of our college and university communities. Read more about our commitment, and hear about the lawsuit that UArizona is joining with 20 universities to challenge ICE's recent order on international students. 

Dear International Students and Concerned Colleagues:
A message from Brent White, Vice Provost, Global Affairs, regarding the updated U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ruling from July 6, 2020, that international students will not be able to take only online courses and remain in the U.S. this fall.