The International Division leads efforts to cultivate international scholarship & engagement, promote awareness, & prepare students for an interconnected world.
Missed any of the events during International Education Week? Read our full recap to see all the highlights from an incredible week of global learning: https://t.co/XvLg24nyz5
A @NobelPrize for a Badger 🏅
Congratulations to Francis Halzen, named the 2026 Nobel laureate in physics for his groundbreaking work with @uw_icecube to advance our understanding of neutrinos and the universe’s most energetic events.
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It’s the final day of Fill the Hill! 🦩 There’s still time to support the Study Abroad Alumni and Friends Fund. Your gift today directly funds scholarships that make life-changing global learning possible. Click here to learn more and donate → https://t.co/3HSA8YAzeB
🦩 Fill the Hill is officially underway! Support the Study Abroad Alumni and Friends Fund today and help open doors for UW–Madison students. Your gift removes financial hurdles so more Badgers can gain life-changing global experiences. Click here → https://t.co/3HSA8YAzeB
Celebrate International Education Week by taking the next step in your language learning journey → WISLI applications are now open! ☀️ Study one of 30+ languages in an accelerated online program. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/urpuZiPOCM
Day 1 of International Education Week ended with Children's International Story Hour (CISH) at Pinney Library! Young learners explored Chinese culture, tested their chopstick skills, and enjoyed a reading of "Paper Son: The Inspiring Story of Tyrus Wong, Immigrant and Artist."
Happy International Education Week, Badgers! We’re highlighting the incredible international connections, stories, and opportunities across campus all week long. Check out the full event list here → https://t.co/HFaQN6yRfC
An Irish delegation promoting the Aer Lingus College Football Classic visited campus last week, creating connections and collaborative opportunities in advance of next year’s international game.
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"Don’t be afraid to go somewhere unexpected!" Four Badgers share how stepping outside their comfort zones for international internships in Uruguay, Italy, Japan, and India shaped their skills and future career paths. Read their stories → https://t.co/AeFs5I0Vxr
From research on aging in Berlin to teaching English in Kyrgyzstan, 15 Badgers are heading across the globe as our newest cohort of @FulbrightPrgrm U.S. Student program award recipients! Read more → https://t.co/3AtrFIzjym
The fall semester is almost here! To kick it off, @UW_ISS welcomed over 450 new international students and their families on Thursday, August 27, at the International Student Welcome and Information Fair (ISWIF)!
A big thank you to our amazing International Student Services team for their hard work to make the International Student Welcome and Information Fair a great success!
The inaugural WISLI Digital Badge is giving summer language scholars a new way to showcase their hard work to future employers and graduate programs! Read more → https://t.co/kuKBg9jrdm
Read how @UWLACIS faculty affiliate Dr. Ksenija Bilbija represented UW–Madison in Serbia, sharing research on how tango connects Latin America and the Balkans: https://t.co/sEzmgXHtUd
How did @IAPstudyabroad grow study abroad participation to over 3,000 students? Director Dan Gold reflects on 15 years leading IAP and shares what’s next for expanding global learning access. Read more: https://t.co/SnxIsWr6UR
I’m honored to be a member of UNESCO’s Independent Expert Group revising the 1997 Recommendation concerning the Status of Higher-Education Teaching Personnel. Dr. Wenqin Shen, who helped launch the UW-Madison-Peking University Workshop on Higher Education, is a fellow expert!