Each year, thousands of students at Michigan State University are transformed by their educational experiences outside of the United States and can be found in classrooms, research labs, field stations, and internship sites throughout the world. In addition, we welcome a growing number of international students for a non-degree study experience at our East Lansing campus through the American Semester Program.
2,915 students studied abroad.
1 in 4 students of the 2019 MSU graduating class participated in education abroad.
Compared to the national averages, MSU exceeds participation in the following categories:
Regional participation in Latin America and Europe increased over last year.
Eight MSU Colleges had a higher percentage of students abroad compared to their on-campus population.
Participation rose among Hispanic/Latinx, Black/African American, and multiracial students compared with last year.
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