UW-La Crosse International Education & Engagement

UW-La Crosse International Education & Engagement It is our commitment to enhance cultural awareness and diversity at UWL. Thank you for your cooperation and support. This page may not be monitored daily.

International Education & Engagement is responsible for a variety of international programs of the university including: Advising and support services for enrolled international students; Student exchange and study abroad programs for UWL students; Faculty Development in International Education; and Visiting Scholar Services. So, we not only help students from all over the world to visit our camp

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Ready to go abroad? Now’s the time to start planning!All students need to attend an Education Abroad 101 session and mee...
08/14/2026

Ready to go abroad? Now’s the time to start planning!

All students need to attend an Education Abroad 101 session and meet with their international program manager before applying to a program.

Start at uwlax.edu/iee/education-abroad

07/31/2026

Follow along day in the life of Carolyn in Marburg, Germany 🇩🇪🥖

Built to innovate 💡More on the Campus Connection at uwlax.edu/news
07/24/2026

Built to innovate 💡

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Clara studied abroad in Fiji! 🇫🇯Read below about the experience,Hi! My name is Clara and I studied biology through ISEP ...
06/26/2026

Clara studied abroad in Fiji! 🇫🇯
Read below about the experience,

Hi! My name is Clara and I studied biology through ISEP in Fiji. When I began applying for study abroad programs at UWL, I knew I wanted to go somewhere completely different from the United States, and I would recommend Fiji to anyone who is looking for the same. The country is beautiful and the university has an amazing biology and environmental science program which offers classes I would never have been able to complete in Wisconsin. One of the highlights of my time abroad was the three day marine biology field trip I went on. We got to stay in a traditional village and learn about their approach at coral reef conservation. My advice for anyone looking to study abroad is don’t be afraid to go alone and prioritize traveling while you are young. Please reach out if you have any questions!

06/24/2026

Check out a day in the life of Madeline in Budapest, Hungary 🇭🇺💐

Finding home on campus 🔑More at uwlax.edu/news
06/19/2026

Finding home on campus 🔑

More at uwlax.edu/news

Alyza studied abroad in Australia! 🇦🇺 Hear from her below:My name is Alyza, and I am a Communications major with a Media...
06/17/2026

Alyza studied abroad in Australia! 🇦🇺
Hear from her below:

My name is Alyza, and I am a Communications major with a Media Studies minor. I am currently studying abroad on the Gold Coast in Australia at Southern Cross University through Direct Enroll. While abroad, I am taking a total of four classes: Physical Activity for Health, Event Planning, Marketing Communications, and English: Literature, Language, and Literacy. I am currently in my second term of classes, and so far, my academic experience has been very engaging and rewarding. The professors here are extremely helpful and supportive, and classes are split into two 6-week terms, which makes the workload feel much more manageable and allows students to really focus on each course. Another big difference is that there are no traditional exams or finals. Instead, we complete 2-3 major assessments throughout each term, allowing me to put more time and effort into producing my best work. One of the most surprising things about Australia has been the lifestyle and morning culture. People here start their days very early, before the sun rises, and you’ll already see people surfing, running, walking along the beach, or getting coffee. Most people are also in bed much earlier than I used to back home. It took some adjusting, but I’ve come to love early morning and sunset walks on the beach. One of my favorite experiences so far has been attending a surf camp and taking a “Learn to Surf” class, which was such an awesome experience and something I never imagined I’d get to do while abroad. For any students considering studying abroad in the future, I could not recommend it more! Although I’m only a little over halfway through my experience, I have already met so many amazing people, formed lifelong friendships, and learned so much both about myself and the world around me. Studying abroad can feel intimidating at first, but taking that leap is so worth it. I especially recommend Australia for its beautiful weather, incredible beaches, and welcoming culture. This experience has reminded me how much there is to see and learn outside of your comfort zone, and I’m so grateful I took the chance to study abroad.

McKenna studied abroad in England! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Hear from her about the experience:Hi! My name is McKenna. I have a Geography...
06/16/2026

McKenna studied abroad in England! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
Hear from her about the experience:

Hi! My name is McKenna. I have a Geography: Humans and the Environment major with a Psychology minor, and I studied in London, England, in the UK this past spring. My program was through ISA, at Kingston University, in a borough outside of central London. I took a variety of classes during my semester abroad, including Urban and Cultural Geographies, Social Justice & Fashion, and British Life & Culture. I was able to go on field trips like seeing plays at Shakespeare’s Globe, visiting Windsor Castle and the London dungeons, and even taking trips to Stonehenge and Bath. Diving into such a wide array of topics allowed me to immerse myself both in the UK’s educational system itself (almost no homework, mostly term projects!) as well as the culture of London and England as a whole. A big surprise to me was the change in school culture I experienced in London. Aside from having only one project due per class, I was also surprised by how community-based the work was. Being able to get so deeply involved in the area I lived in and to work with local organizations for the projects I focused on was so meaningful and led me to grow as a student in ways I haven’t before. 

 My advice to other students studying abroad is to try everything. Take the random trips, eat fun foods, get involved both in the school you’re at and the communities you’re in, and make memories with the people around you. Studying abroad is such a special opportunity; take advantage of it!

Alexia studied abroad in Spain! 🇪🇸 Learn about her time in Seville:Hello! My name is Alexia, and I’m an Exercise Sport S...
06/15/2026

Alexia studied abroad in Spain! 🇪🇸
Learn about her time in Seville:

Hello! My name is Alexia, and I’m an Exercise Sport Science major with a Spanish minor. I had been looking forward to studying abroad since the beginning of college, so it still feels unreal to say I got to live and study in Sevilla, Spain. It truly ended up being the perfect place for me amazing weather (even though it rained a lot the first week) with perfect distance to beaches and even an international airport. I studied abroad through SAIIE which was one of the best decisions I’ve made. I chose this program because they offered great classes for Exercise Sport Science students. I was also lucky enough to have an internship where, twice a week, I observed a physiotherapist working with patients. Along with that, I took classes at the University of Seville, including Wine in Spain and even a cooking class! One thing that surprised me most about studying abroad was how quickly I adapted to living in another country. Of course there were some challenging moments, but overall this experience opened my eyes and heart to the world and to different cultures. If even a small part of you is thinking about studying abroad, take the jump, you won’t regret it. My biggest advice is to figure out your “why,” whether it’s practicing a language, traveling, gaining new experiences, or stepping out of your comfort zone. When you know your reason, it helps you stay grounded and remember who you are while you’re abroad. There is so much of the world out there and I advise everyone to see it!!

06/13/2026

See a day in the life of Abbie in Barcelona 🌹🇪🇸

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