Northwestern University International Program Development (IPD)

We are excited to announce the newly formed Office of Undergraduate Learning Abroad (ULA), the first stop for undergraduates seeking a global learning experience during their Northwestern career.

ULA unites the former offices of Study Abroad and International Program Development (IPD) in a single team dedicated to meeting the diverse overseas learning needs of Northwestern students.

For more information, please visit our website: http://bit.ly/2yuKTb6

"Steamboat parties are spaces where everybody shares and takes part in the creation and consumption of a meal. With jios, students extend their kindness to others in the form of food delivery."

Food is more than just sustenance Some of you might know it as hot pot, but in Singapore it's more than just that. "Steamboat" is what they call hot pot; a small boiling pot of yummy broth, freshly cooked meat, and steamy veggies.

« Salut ! » from our Art, Lit, and Contemporary European Thought program in Arles! Photo Credit: Holly Clayson

Looking for funding to study or do research in Germany? Join (German Academic Exchange Service) and the German Department to learn more! DAAD = Funding for YOU in Germany! Friday, October 6 / Kresge 3438 10:00 a.m. Northwestern University Department of German

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The 30 Most Visited Cities in the World in 2017 From Milan to Johannesburg

Highlights from our summer 2017 study abroad programs! Photo credits to our amazing student photographers.

"Water: An Atlas" from Guerrilla Cartography illustrates how water touches every aspect of human life, all over the world.

Maps Show How Water Can Be a Precious Lifeline-or a Deadly Weapon A new atlas by "guerrilla cartographers" explores the importance of water in everything from ancient mythology to modern warfare.

Our summer programs are over but the learning continues! Read one student's reflection on a summer abroad in Beijing, and stay tuned for updates from our fall programs.

Looking Back It's been about a month since I returned from my study abroad trip in Beijing, China. I've certainly returned to many elements of familiarity back in the United States, where road signs and restaurant menus are in English.

"In these countries, people live substantially longer than the worldwide average – and each place has its own secret source of vitality."
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Five countries where people live the longest In these countries, people live substantially longer than the worldwide average - and each place has its own secret source of vitality.

"Approach learning with a playful, fun state of mind (like a child), make mistakes, and try to really live the language — listen to music, watch foreign movies, play video games." http://bit.ly/2vMItTV

8 Effective Ways to Learn a New Language as an Adult It's never too late to start

to at Tiananmen Square! An unforgettable summer. PC: Elise Wu