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  • Program Development History

    Updated: May 4, 2024 IFSA strives to build new program offerings and update existing program offerings in anticipation of and reaction to student needs. In addition, our program nomenclature is being updated for ease and consistency. The following lists new program releases, renamed and/or redeveloped programs, and discontinued programs. This information will be updated as…

    Program Development History

  • Program Updates

    September 15, 2022 Upcoming Deadlines All Oxford Colleges: December 15Based on feedback from the University of Oxford Colleges, IFSA is establishing an early application deadline of December 15th for Fall, Academic Year, and Spring Term Programs. By adding an early deadline, we expect to improve acceptance rates for IFSA students in these highly competitive programs.…

    Program Updates

  • Program Development News, September 2021

    September 20, 2021 We have been hard at work behind the scenes to continue program development and updates using your valuable feedback. A timeline of upcoming changes and exciting developments coming in Fall 2022: Summer 2022• IFSA Summer in London program launches, deadline is April 1, 2022• Programs in India now titled: IFSA Summer in…

    Program Development News, September 2021

  • Take a Less Conventional Path with IFSA

    May 10, 2023 Looking for a less traditional study abroad destination? Though we no longer offer programs in India, you still have plenty of options to experience a completely new way of life, far from home.  Consider Sri Lanka, an island nation off the coast of India. Choose from two unique programs, where opportunities for…

    Take a Less Conventional Path with IFSA

  • WV to BA: A Trip from One Ideology to Another

    Wheeling, West Virginia is known for producing a number of famous products and individuals, but it isn’t exactly renowned for churning out global citizens who trot around the world. When I started telling friends and teachers that I was going to be studying in Argentina for a semester, this became quite obvious. “I bet ISIS…

    WV to BA: A Trip from One Ideology to Another

  • Learning Alongside You at NAFSA

    May 11, 2022 The IFSA team look forward to connecting in person with you during the NAFSA 2022 Annual Conference & Expo in Denver, May 31-June 3, 2022. Visit the IFSA booth (#1603) to learn about our new programs Schedule a meeting with a member of the IFSA delegation at NAFSA Pick up your Social…

    Learning Alongside You at NAFSA

  • Fish Out of Water: Navigating Glasgow as an African Caribbean

    Early Stages Since my early high school days I dreamt of studying abroad, whether that be in Japan, India, Lithuania, or somewhere else it didn’t matter; I wanted to see the world. Coming from an immigrant working middle class family from the Caribbean, I didn’t have the luxury of exploring outside the country, much less…

    Fish Out of Water: Navigating Glasgow as an African Caribbean

  • Food and Culture: Living as a South Asian in London

    Why London? Big Ben, the London underground, and torrential downpour. The things London is well-known for are wonderful, but not all there is to the city. Home to more than 8.5 million people, London is one of the main attractions in Europe.Most study abroad organizations market themselves to juniors and seniors, but as a rising…

    Food and Culture: Living as a South Asian in London

  • Carry It With You: Perspectives on Navigating Goodbyes

    [caption id="attachment_13385" align="alignleft" width="300"] The process of leaving a study abroad experience can be painful, but it is an enormous factor in building resiliency.[/caption] Throughout my life I have been fascinated by the challenge of leaving. It seems that to be human is to try to cope with the farewells and adjustments that accompany change,…

    Carry It With You: Perspectives on Navigating Goodbyes

  • Letting in Kindness Abroad

    I arrived in Ireland two days before I could move into my accommodations at the Burren College of Art. I booked a room at a cheap inn I found online with a sparse website and no numbers in its address.  I was staying in Ennis, a market town in the west of Ireland. It was…

    Letting in Kindness Abroad