Description: The purpose of this panel is to provide student travelers considerations for international travel as they navigate new and changing country conditions as well as U-M requirements for international travel.
Questions can be submitted in advance through the registration form.
This event is co-sponsored by the Office of the Provost - Global Engagement Team and the International Center.
Description: Join this 45 minute session to learn about opportunities for remote internships in Morocco, South Africa, Vietnam, Ecuador, and Thailand, and domestic volunteer projects in Colorado and Arizona for Summer 2021. Opportunities for future travel through Kaya will also be discussed.
Description: Are you thinking about living in Canada? Or perhaps you are interested in working in Canada?
Whether you are planning a short trip to Canada, are interested in working Canada, or would like to live there, there are specific requirements and different programs that you should understand.
Description: This session features a returned Peace Corps Volunteer discussion around highlights of service. Whether you are deciding if Peace Corps makes sense for you as a next step, you are to make sense of this uncertain time, or you want to know what the day life of a volunteer looks like, please join us! Participating in this session is a great way to hear stories and benefits of service.
Description: Join the International Institute, Peace Corps, and the International Center for a virtual session exploring post-grad opportunities abroad for which you can begin to apply now - including Fulbright, Luce, Peace Corps, and more! While it might seem early to apply for programs beginning in 2021, many funded programs abroad have application deadlines that fall one year in advance of departure. This is a great session for rising Seniors, rising Juniors, recent graduates and alumni! Avoid missing out on any opportunities by starting to plan now!
Title: Unexpected Re-entry: Support Chat for Students who Participated in Non-UM Study Abroad Programs during Winter 2020
Description: Did you have to unexpectedly leave your Winter 2020 study abroad program due to COVID-19? If so, this session is for you! Join Jake and Kelly from the International Center in an informal discussion and reflection session with other students who experienced something similar. This session is being offered with returnees from Non-UM study abroad programs in mind, but all students are welcome to join.
Description: Are you an international student who is interested in interning outside the United States this summer? Or, have you already secured an international internship? This presentation will provide an introduction to interning outside of the U.S., general considerations when applying for a visa, and how to re-enter back into the U.S. after your internship.
Description: This is an event featuring organizations focusing on social impact. You will have a chance to meet with your campus Peace Corps recruiters to hear about volunteer opportunities and how to become a stronger applicant.
Description: The Intern Group is a leading provider of customized international internship programs across the globe. A representative from the Intern Group will be on campus to hold an info session for students. Stop by to learn more about the international internship programs offered by the Intern Group and get any questions you might have answered!
Workshop 1: Navigating Funding Resources for International Internships Lab (01/24)
