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Buckeyes Abroad: Olivia Li
For Olivia Li, a fourth-year public health major with a minor in human nutrition at Ohio State, a 2.5-week study abroad program in Japan offered more than a change of scenery—it offered clarity about her future in public health.Buckeyes Abroad: Gianna Fazzalari
Gianna Fazzalari, a senior strategic communication major, spent the summer of 2025 using Florence as her studio, classroom and source of inspiration.Buckeyes Abroad: Andrea Chacon-Ruiz
Andrea Chacon-Ruiz, a third-year international business and political science major spent a month on the Oxford University Pre-Law study abroad program.$100,000 in joint research funding awarded
The Office of International Affairs and the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) have jointly awarded $100,000 to fund five projects that will support collaboration between researchers at Ohio State and the State of São Paulo, Brazil.Student Spotlight: Run Tian
For first-year economics student Run Tian, attending Ohio State as an international student affords him a stimulating environment in the classroom and a relaxing and inviting one around campus. As a lifelong athlete, he balances his courseload with plenty of time at his other favorite spots at the university.2025 International Photography Exhibition award winners announced
The 2025 International Photography Exhibition features 40 original photographs taken overseas in 24 different countries by 29 Ohio State students, staff, faculty and alumni.Future educators observed and studied with teachers in Bali
Three students from the College of Education and Human Ecology traveled abroad to Bali, Indonesia to observe and study with teachers in an academy for low-income youth.National rankings released for study abroad and international student enrollment
Ohio State is ranked 27th among doctoral institutions for the number of students studying abroad and 30th in international student enrollment, according to a national report released today.Faculty Spotlight: Amanda Bird and Scientific Roots in Europe
Professor Amanda Bird reflects on her time teaching and co-leading the Scientific Roots in Europe program.Buckeyes Abroad: Morgan Kukovec
“It was important for me to go abroad to immerse myself in other cultures and become fluent in French, the most widely used language in international law. I want to best serve my future clients, and communication is one of the most powerful ways to build trust and make people feel understood—literally by ‘speaking their language,’” reflected Morgan Kukovec, a third year Moritz College of Law student who is currently abroad on the Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas exchange program.