International Education Week (IEW) 2024!

In this vibrant session, we'll explore the importance of embracing diversity while studying and traveling internationally. Engage in lively discussions about how different cultures shape our understanding of inclusion and allyship, and learn how to be an effective advocate for marginalized communities during your global adventures.

Hear firsthand accounts from students and alumni who have navigated the complexities of identity abroad and discover strategies for fostering inclusivity in diverse environments.

Are you looking to travel this summer AND earn credits toward your degree? Have you ever wondered how healthcare works in countries across the world? If so, join us for the Taiwan: Health and Cultural Perspectives virtual information session! In this session we'll discuss the in-country experience of the program and the credit you can earn. You'll also have the chance to meet the faculty leader, Dr. Ann Fronczek (fronczek@binghamton.edu), and ask your questions directly. Join the virtual session here: https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/94715162566.

This program is open to Binghamton, other-SUNY and non-SUNY students – all are welcome to apply! Please note that the application for summer 2025 is due on December 8, 2024.

Registration is optional, but encouraged! For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact jloretz@binghamton.edu.

Are you having trouble understanding the US medical system? 

Join us to:
Talk about how to use your health insurance.
Connect with on-campus and off-campus medical care, mental health and counseling providers.
Learn about the culture of the US healthcare system.  
Part of International Education Week!

This course explores the evolution and transformation of Asian art and design through visits to museums, monuments, and artist studios. Students will engage with historical artworks and interact with contemporary artists and designers. Highlights include visits to major museums like the National Museum of Korea, palaces, and cultural centers. The course also features excursions to Jeonju Hanok Village, Buyeo National Museum, and meetings with fashion and hanbok designers. This is an education abroad program through SUNY FIT. All SUNY students are welcome to attend this information session.

Learn about Binghamton's faculty led summer study abroad program in Colombia! Instituto Caro y Cuervo is housed in the heart of Bogotá in La Candelaria, one of the oldest colonial neighborhoods in South America. Students will be able to immerse themselves in the local arts and culture while learning Spanish. The Language and Culture in Colombia faculty-leader for this program, Ethan Sims (esims@binghamton.edu), will be at this information session to share more about the coursework, program, and location.

Join us for this engaging session where we’ll share essential tips and tricks to make your journey smooth and enjoyable. From packing smartly and navigating airports to understanding local customs and traveling like a local, we’ll cover everything you need to know to feel confident as you explore new destinations. Bring your questions and get ready to discover the joy of travel with insights from experienced globetrotters!

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

Global Networking Group - Fall 2024 Event Series

In celebration of International Education Week, come test your world trivia knowledge! All students are welcome to attend this event to compete. We will have a variety of international snacks to enjoy during the event! The team with the highest score will win prizes! See below for more information about GNG:

The Binghamton University GNG aims to promote meaningful interactions between current students, develop intercultural communication skills, and strengthen community among students. The program also strives to be as inclusive as possible - all members of the Binghamton University community are welcome to come to GNG events and there is no strict commitment. GNG is simply a series of casual, fun social events for globally minded Bearcats.

This course explores the evolution and transformation of Asian art and design through visits to museums, monuments, and artist studios. Students will engage with historical artworks and interact with contemporary artists and designers. Highlights include visits to major museums like the National Museum of Korea, palaces, and cultural centers. The course also features excursions to Jeonju Hanok Village, Buyeo National Museum, and meetings with fashion and hanbok designers. This is an education abroad program through SUNY FIT. All SUNY students are welcome to attend this information session.