ISEP Application Priority Deadline
2012 MAUI Nomination and Competitive Exchanges Priority Deadline
Spring 2012 Study Abroad Applications (All Other Destinations) & OIP Scholarship Application Deadline
Learn more about study abroad opportunities at K-State
304 Fairchild Hall
Somer Chalfant from Admissions will explain the general credit transfer process for students taking classes abroad. Professors from the Department of Modern Languages will explain the credit transfer process for modern language classes. This Q & A session will help you plan your courses while abroad as well as when you return to K-State!
304 Fairchild Hall
A great opportunity to find out ways to finance your study abroad experience! Jim Hohenbary, Asst. Dean for Scholarship Admin., will discuss external national scholarships, and staff from the Office of International Programs will explain the OIP Scholarships. Dyan Marie from Student Financial Aid will also be available to discuss funding options.
304 Fairchild Hall
Julie Gibbs from Lafene Health Center will give a short presentation on ways to prepare for health and safety issues abroad. Students will also be given information about services provided by Lafene Health Center.
304 Fairchild Hall
An opportunity for returning students to share experiences, meet other students who have studied abroad, and overcome some of the struggles of reverse culture shock upon returning to the U.S. and K-State.
Multi-Purpose Room, International Student Center
Designed specifically for students returning to K-State after their study abroad experience, this is the perfect opportunity to find answers to questions about how to transfer academic credits from a host institution to K-State as smoothly as possible. This information/Q & A session will help eliminate any worries about how to receive credit for the classes taken abroad.
(hosted by Career and Employment Services)
Location TBD
Designed in collaboration with Career & Employment Services, this workshop provides returned study abroad students advice on how to discuss an international experience on a resume, in a cover letter, or in a job interview.
All students studying abroad during the summer and fall seasons are required to attend the appropriate Country-Specific Orientation. The orientation will provide students with pre-departure information, inculding insurance requirements, student visa procedures, and other important preparation materials. Students will also learn cultural information and connect with students who are from, have studied in, or plan to study in the same location.
All dates are in April. All times will be from 4-6pm. Location will be 304 Fairchild, unless another location is listed below