From humanitarian engineering projects in Honduras to studying the ruminant industry in Scotland, more than 250 Buckeyes studied abroad in ten countries on twelve programs during spring break 2025.
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Gaining international perspectives through study abroad
<none>Lessons from a Fulbright student's journey
<none>Selina Vickery '20 pursued a master’s in global public health and policy at Queen Mary University of London via US-UK Fulbright Commission.Aviation insights from Brazil
<none>The International Perspectives on Aviation spring break study abroad program provided an opportunity for 23 Buckeyes to explore Brazil’s key aviation sector for a week in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro.Buckeyes Abroad: Dianna Désir
<none>Aviation major Dianna Désir studied abroad on the International Perspectives of Aviation program over spring break.Buckeyes Abroad: Lindsey Tima
<none>Lindsey Tima, aviation major in the College of Engineering, studied abroad on the Center for Aviation Studies International Perspectives on Aviation program in Brazil during spring break 2025.A dual-degree success: Tomaz Neves-Garcia's path from USP to Ohio State
<none>Tomaz Neves-Garcia’s scientific journey has taken him from São Paulo to Ohio, with stops in the United Kingdom and Spain along the way.Embraer visits Ohio State
<none>“During my visit to Ohio State in February, I was warmly welcomed by professionals engaged in international initiatives and innovative projects.
Music faculty deliver masterclasses and perform in Brazil
<none>With support from the College of Arts and Sciences Dean's Innovation Fund, Ohio State School of Music faculty traveled to Brazil in March to perform, teach and engage with students and community members at Universidade do Estado do Amazonas (UEA), Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG) and Orquestra Jovem das Gerais.
International Buckeye designing her future at Ohio State
<none>For Saira Ramanna, an international student studying interior design at The Ohio State University, finding a welcoming and supportive global community was one of the biggest factors in choosing where to study.Buckeyes Abroad: Megan Garrison
<none>"It wasn't just a study abroad trip; it was a powerful reminder of how deeply interconnected agriculture is across the globe,” reflected Megan Garrison, a senior studying animal sciences.