In celebration of MSU's 2026 International Education Week, join MSU professors Antoinette Tessmer, Daniel Chitwood, and Jeffrey Judge in this faculty panel about blended mobility, an innovative global learning approach which combines physical mobility (e.g., education abroad) and virtual mobility (e.g., COIL/VE). This session is part of the Global Learning Seminar Series, offered by MSU's Center for Global Learning and Innovation. 

Registration is required.

To attend in person, email TLS.info(at)msu.edu

To attend virtually, register for the Zoom live streaming option.

Join the Office for Education Abroad and CEA Abroad for an engaging alumni panel featuring former study abroad participants who have been in your shoes.

Hear firsthand about their experiences living and learning abroad, the challenges they faced, the friendships they made, and the impact their programs had on their personal, academic, and professional growth. Panelists will share tips for choosing a program, preparing for life overseas, making the most of their experience, and returning home.

You'll also have the opportunity to ask questions and get honest advice from students who have successfully navigated the study abroad journey.

Registration Required

In an increasingly interconnected job market, students need to think beyond a single country or path. This webinar introduces a parallel career planning approach, helping both domestic and international students prepare for opportunities across multiple global markets. 

Participants will explore key skills valued by employers worldwide and gain insights into job market trends in the U.S., China, Korea, and India. The session will highlight regional differences, emerging opportunities, and practical strategies to stay competitive. 

This workshop equips students with the mindset and tools to navigate uncertainty, expand global career options, and build a flexible, future-ready career plan.

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Combine classroom lectures and field practice with an exploration of quantitative and qualitative research methods for assessing community health during this 3-week program in Ghana.

Program webpage: Public Health in Ghana: A One Health Perspective

Program location: Ghana

Program term: Summer

Information Meeting:

• November 19, 2026
• 5:30 pm
• Zoom (Passcode: 602789)

Study African mammals inhabiting some of Africa's most spectacular wildlife areas.

Program webpage: Behavioral Ecology of African Mammals

Program location: Kenya

Program term: Summer

Information Meeting:

• November 19, 2026
• 6:00 pm
• Zoom (email Jana Woerner for details)

Open Meeting of the MSU Learning Community for Supporting International Student Success with discussion led by Suban Nur Cooley, Assistant Professor in the MSU Department of African American and African Studies (AAAS) and Lansing's current Poet Laureate. 

Suban will talk with us about the Refugee Development Center, the Immigrant and Refugee Resource Collaborative, and her own experience as an international students from a migrant/refugee population.

MEETING ON ZOOM

• Meeting ID: 932 4712 7766
• Passcode: 701913

Offered by the Center for Veterans and Military-Affiliated Students and the Office for Education Abroad, come learn how service members, veterans, and military-affiliated students can add a global learning experience to their time at Michigan State!

REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Today is the deadline for Office for Education Abroad Scholarship applications for students participating in spring break 2027 education abroad programs.

Important health and safety practices to know before you go!

Presented by the Office for Global Health, Safety and Security.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED

If you are a major in Arts & Letters, Communication Arts and Sciences, James Madison, Natural Science or Social Science, join us to learn about MSU internship opportunities for Summer 2027!

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