Biological engineering major Lauren Peters reflected on her Kyoto University of Advanced Science (KUAS) internship program experience this summer.
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Buckeyes Abroad: Lauren Peters
<none>Buckeyes Abroad: Clara Hazelbaker
<none>Clara Hazelbaker, a forensic anthropology major and Spanish minor reflected on the Child Family Health International (CFHI) Ecuador program this summer.Buckeyes Abroad: Denis Zotaj
<none>Denis Zotaj, a senior studying Spanish and computer and information sciences reflected on the semester-long WorldStrides: Semester at Universidad de Granada program in Granada, Spain this past spring.Faculty Spotlight: Jonathan Combs-Schilling and the Italian City program
<none>Associate Professor Jonathan Combs-Schilling of the Department of French and Italian reflects on the creation of his Italian City study abroad program.Buckeyes Abroad: Samiksha Prasanna
<none>For Samiksha Prasanna, a fourth-year public health major, studying abroad in India with the Child Family Health International program was a defining experience. She wanted to see firsthand how cultural and social factors shape healthcare systems—and quickly discovered that the lessons went far beyond the classroom.
Buckeyes Abroad: Eleni Kourlas
<none>Microbiology major Eleni Kourlas reflected on the Abroad in Cyprus: Gen Ed Themes Sustainability and Health and Well-Being program this summer.Autumn 2025 International Student Experience Workshop Series
<none>The Office of International Affairs is once again hosting the International Student Experience Workshop Series this autumn for faculty and staff who want to gain a deeper understanding of international students’ perspectives. Register for the series.Buckeyes Abroad: Olaniyi Adams-Johns
<none>Three-time study abroad student and child and youth studies major Olaniyi Adams-Johns reflects on her time abroad with Ohio State.Faculty Spotlight: Julius Mayo, MUNDO and the Multicultural Histories and Legacies course
<none>Julius Mayo shares his insights about studying abroad after participating in and leading nearly 20 study abroad programs. Mayo continues to be a champion for these life-changing journeys for all Buckeyes.Buckeyes Abroad: Chandni Patel
<none>Chandni Patel, a third-year studying biomedical science, said her study abroad experience with the Child Family Health International program in India was both memorable and transformative.