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IC Announcement

Now Hiring: International Center Summer Orientation Peer Advisors

The International Center (IC) is currently hiring Summer Orientation Peer Advisors (SOPA) to support new international students who will begin their studies at the University of Michigan (U-M) - Ann Arbor the Fall 2026 semester.

Through this position, you can expect to improve your communication skills, gain leadership experience, and assist new international students as they adjust to life in Ann Arbor. You may even make some new friends along the way!

Country-Specific Restrictions Quick Reference Tool

Over the past year, the U.S. government has put a number of restrictions in place. To use this tool to identify which restrictions apply to a particular country, select a country from the dropdown menu to see the restrictions currently in effect for that country, including the travel ban, the USCIS Pause, the 75 Country IV Pause, F, J, and H Visa Limits, and B Visa Bond requirements.

Wednesday, March 18 is Giving Blueday!

U-M’s annual day of giving, Giving Blueday, is Wednesday, March 18! Join friends, alumni, and colleagues around the world in supporting what they love most about the University. We invite you to partner with us at the International Center (IC) in cultivating a welcoming and supportive community for international students and in promoting global citizenship on campus by giving to one of the International Center’s funds.

Spring Break Travel Reminder

Spring Break is approaching, and the International Center wishes you an enjoyable and relaxing break! Since you may have planned either international or domestic travel during the break, here are some considerations to keep in mind.

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

Please remember that there are always some risks to international travel, since admission or re-admission to the U.S. is at the discretion of the Port of Entry officials.

Reminder - Protests and Demonstrations

U-M recently sent an Important Reminder Regarding Immigration Enforcement and Campus Access to all students, faculty and staff.

The International Center also encourages our international community at U-M to be aware that participating in protest-related activities, as well as certain conduct or expression, may have potential immigration implications, particularly in view of increased scrutiny by immigration and consular authorities.

Welcome to Winter 2026!

Welcome to 2026! The staff of the International Center is excited to welcome you back to campus for a new term. The International Center is committed to serving U-M international students, scholars, and employees. Whether you’re returning or joining us for the first time, we’re glad you’re part of the U-M international community.