Study Abroad
Spring Photo Contest
Did you study abroad in the last year and have some awesome photos? Submit them in our spring photo contest for a chance to win an ISU Bookstore giftcard! Photos from any travel program, domestic or international, can be included.
Program Director Deep Dive- Dr. David Acker
In just his second year co-leading the Food, Culture, and Agriculture in Greece & Italy program, Dr. David Acker, Associate Dean for Global Engagement and Professor in Agriculture Education, has successfully curated one of the most sought-after travel courses alongside Dr. Sotirios Archontoulis. Their combined expertise in the Mediterranean countries offers students a comprehensive learning experience focusing on the production, distribution, marketing, and regulations associated with the food system while exploring farms and various cultural sights.
Student Highlight, Anesley Middlekauff
Student Highlight, Anesley Middlekauff
Explore Study Abroad Webinar
Come Explore Study Abroad!
The CALS Study Abroad Office invites all students interested in studying abroad to attend this virtual event. The event will cover:
- General information about study abroad
- Scholarships and funding opportunities for students
- Panel discussion with students that have studied abroad
- Q & A with CALS study abroad advisors
Meeting Information:
Alumni Spotlights: Liam Vincent and Lexi Ammann
To celebrate International Education Week, we reached out to some recent CALS alumni, Liam Vincent (Ag Bus & Agron ‘12) and Lexi Delaney Ammann (AnSci & AgEds ‘18), to share their experiences studying abroad and how it has impacted their careers so far. Check out their answers and advice below!
Tips for Travelers: Essential Apps for Studying Abroad
There are so many apps available that offer travel advice and services, but which ones are the most useful? Check out this list of apps that are must-haves for any student studying abroad!
Tips for Travelers: How to Get the Most out of Your Study Abroad Experience
Traveling to a different country can seem overwhelming, but it is one of the best experiences you can have! Whether you are a seasoned traveler or this is your first time travelling abroad, there are several things that you can do to get the most out of your study abroad experience.
FREE Hot Chocolate
Stop by the Ground Flood Rotunda in Curtiss Hall to join some free hot chocolate provided by the CALS Study Abroad Office!
Why Study Abroad?
Students that study abroad have the ability to learn about agriculture and life sciences on a new platform and each experience provides students with the unique opportunity to develop skills that will benefit them personally, professionally and academically. The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) Study Abroad staff is here to make your travel experience seamless.