1988 The Institute for Study Abroad, Butler University is founded; just 40 students go on our first program to Australia
1989 IFSA-Butler offices open in Australia
1989 IFSA-Butler sends its first students to New Zealand, to the University of Otago
IFSA-Butler starts programs in Ireland
1996 IFSA-Butler launches its first website
IFSA-Butler starts its first venture into language-based programs by cooperating with ISEP in Costa Rica.
1998 IFSA-Butler starts programs in Buenos Aires and Chile as part of the COPA consortium
1999 IFSA-Butler opens first Study Abroad program to Cuba since the Revolution at the Universidad de Habana
IFSA-Butler unveils new logo
2001 IFSA-Butler sends 714 students to Australia in one semester
2004 IFSA-Butler sends students to its first program in Mexico
2005 Lincoln Commission recommends that US increase number of students who study abroad to one million annually by the year 2017
IFSA-Butler aligns with Arcadia University to form The Alliance for Global Education
2007 IFSA-Butler starts program in Wales
2008 IFSA-Butler founder and Chairman of the Board Dr. David Gray is awarded the title of "Officer of the Order of the British Empire" (OBE) by Queen Elizabeth II
First group of IFSA-Butler students study in Peru
2009 IFSA-Butler opens program in Egypt
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