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Myths about studying abroad 

International Programs & Services (IPS) supports well over 200 students studying abroad annually. Statistics are compiled on an annual basis and reflect mostly credit-bearing study abroad programs sponsored and supported by IPS.

UMD Study Abroad does everything it can to recognize and accommodate the needs of all students, faculty, and staff interested in studying abroad. Making the decision to study abroad is a big one. Regarding studying abroad, we feel it's crucial to provide information and resources for underrepresented student populations to consider.

Academic Planning 

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Planning your academics is a key part of studying abroad. Having a documented conversation with your professional or faculty advisor(s) prior to studying abroad will help you make more informed decisions about which courses to take—as well as provide you with a record of their equivalencies. Make progress towards your degree by being aware of how your study abroad coursework will fulfill degree requirements.

Program Types

Study Abroad programs offered at the University of Minnesota Duluth have been strategically developed and evaluated for academic standards, student support, safety requirements, and overa