Regina Turning and other graduate students on the International Veterinary Medicine Experience in Thailand study abroad program work with Asian elephants, Bengal tigers, snakes and more, giving them a unique cultural and academic experience.
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Buckeyes Abroad: Regina Turning
Fulbright Scholar Kaletunç drives innovation and global partnerships in food engineering in Italy
Professor Gönül Kaletunç advanced food engineering education and research during a transformative Fulbright experience at Università degli Studi di Salerno in Italy.Buckeyes Abroad: Lee Rwema
Lee Rwema, a finance major reflects on the Fisher College of Business Honors Cohort Global Lab program in Brazil.International scientists contribute to Ohio State’s clean-energy research
Kazakh researchers further sustainability project, get professional developmentPublic Health Buckeyes: Gulan Pari
Gulan Pari, an international master's epidemiology student from Pakistan in The Ohio State University College of Public Health, is passionate about advancing women’s health and climate resilience.Spring 2026 International Student Experience Workshop Series
Join the Office of International Affairs this spring for the International Student Experience Workshop Series designed specifically for faculty and staff who want to gain a deeper understanding of international students’ perspectives. Register for the series.OSEP grant will support humanitarian engineering study abroad program
Fifty Ohio State students will enjoy lower study abroad program costs thanks to a $50,000 Ohio State Energy Partners (OSEP) grant awarded to Patrick Sours, assistant professor of professional practice in the College of Engineering.Student Spotlight: Yiqun Ma
Along with his success in the classroom, Yiqun Ma is sharing his economics expertise with other international students and making the most of his time at Ohio State.Buckeyes engage in COP30 in Belém do Pará, Brazil
The 30th annual United Nations Climate Change Conference, held in Belém do Pará, Brazil from November 10-21, brought together global leaders, scientists, activists and members of civil society to advance international climate action. Ohio State faculty, students and alumni participated in virtual events and engaged at COP30 through a variety of opportunities.School of Music residency program expands its reach in Brazil
The Ohio State University School of Music continued its commitment to international collaboration through its ongoing Music Residency Program in Brazil. This October, the program expanded to the cities of João Pessoa and Natal, located along Brazil’s northeast coast.