Welcome! The Ag Study Abroad Office is
here to make your education a global one!
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If you are new to study abroad and want to know what kind of programs the Ag Study Abroad Office is offering, please click here!
If you are looking for specific study abroad programs:
please click here for faculty-led travel courses
please click here for internships
please click here for semester/year- long exchange programs
What's New!
Want to Study Abroad? But don't know how...This meeting is for you!
Meeting Title
: Explore International Opportunities
Date and Time: 5:10 - 6:40 pm, Tuesday, February 16th
Location: Curtiss Auditorium
Come and join us to hear study abroad stories from your fellow students as well as get a better understanding of the programs offered through the College of Ag and Life Sciences. Our goal is to help you start planning your study abroad experience.
Informational Meetings for Summer 2010 China Study Abroad Program
China -Exploring the Road Less Traveled-
Contrasting China’s rural ethnic minority regions of Inner Mongolia
and Yunnan Province (bordering Tibet) with its east coast mega cities - NREM, GRS, and GAP
- Feb. 10, Wednesday, noon -1 pm, room 17 Curtiss
- Feb. 11, Thursday, 5-6pm, room 17 Curtiss
Informational Meetings for Winter Break 2010-2011 Panama Study Abroad Program
Panama- Tropical Agricultural Production, International Business, and Trade in Panama - Agronomy, Economics, and GAP
- Feb. 22, Monday, noon - 1pm, 1022 Agronomy
- Feb. 25, Thursday, 5-6pm, 1022 Agronomy
Free Passports to First Time Student Travelers
In June, 2006, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a resolution to support the goals and ideals of National Passport Month in September. To celebrate National Passport Month, 50 first time travelers in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences that apply to study abroad during 2009-2010 academic year will receive a free passport! For more information, please come and visit us at 111 Curtiss.
The 10th Ag Study Abroad Photo Contest Winners!

Scenic and Artistic Quality Winner:
"The Great Wall" by Stephanie Smith
NREM and GAP Study Abroad Program in China, Summer 2009 |
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Scenic and Artistic Quality Winner:
"Starfish in San Blas" by Lauren Strang
Agronomy Study Abroad Program in Panama, Summer 2009
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Cross Culture Winner:
"The Friendly Tea Farmer" by Rachael Farhat
Horticulture and NREM Study Abroad Program in Uganda, Summer 2009 |
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ISU Around The World Winner:
"How's Teaching How " by Melinda Bechtel
Agronomy Study Abroad Program in Panama, Summer 2009 |