International Education Week 2025

Fleishman Career Center and International Students and Scholar Services ( ISSS ) welcome you to join Interstride's live webinar where you'll learn how to best utilize Interstride's mobile and web applications during your job search process. This event will be virtual. To register go to https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_w1cVFlfPSYuKp3f-gfGjDQ#/registration and use your BU email and input your institution as Binghamton University.

For any questions, please reach out to contact@interstride.com

Chat with student assistants about all our office has to offer! Learn about programs, scholarships, deadlines, and how studying abroad will work for you.

Take off on a virtual journey across the globe! Participants will explore countries, follow cultural clues, and unlock discoveries as they race to complete the challenge. Each stop reveals new insights into global topics while making international learning fun, fast-paced, and interactive. Sign up to explore and maybe even win!

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs, and there are approximately 600 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!

Virtual: https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/91419963980
Registration is not needed for this event. When you enter the Zoom room, you will be placed in a waiting room where you will be asked to complete the survey here: https://forms.gle/7E3LC4A2FamaqUXFA. This prevents "Zoom bombing" and helps us better advise you.

We look forward to chatting with you!

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

Explore Taiwan in Summer 2026 with Prof. Qing Ai (Dept. Modern Languages). Immerse yourself in Chinese culture, society, entertainment and food as you study Chinese Culture and Civilization (MLG 321). You'll stay in the beautiful and technologically-advanced city of Xinfeng, the home of our partner school, Minghsin University of Science and Technology. From here you will explore the cities of Taipei, Hsinchu, and Taichung where you will visit monuments, historical, and cultural places. One of the highlights, which will be especially interesting for Tech students, is a visit to the Innovation Museum of TSMC - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company. You can follow prof. Ai on an optional 3-day trip to Tokyo (at an additional cost). Program dates: May 30 - June 11, 2026.

Immerse yourself in Ghana’s rich heritage through storytelling and virtual visits to Accra, Cape Coast, and Kumasi. From vibrant markets to historic castles, explore the art, history, and traditions that make Ghana unforgettable.

This engaging session is designed for soon to be graduates eager to expand their horizons and gain international experience. Discover the benefits of traveling and working abroad, from enhancing your resume to developing a global network. Whether you're interested in internships, volunteer work, or exploring new cultures, this session will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to take your next big leap into the world!

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 University offers more than 50 education abroad programs, with over 1,000 options available through SUNY? Whether you're interested in taking courses, completing an internship, engaging in a service-learning project, or conducting research, you can explore these for-credit opportunities in nearly every corner of the globe!

Take advantage of our drop-in advising sessions, where you can connect with a member of the education abroad advising team to discuss all aspects of studying abroad. Remember, it’s never too early to start planning your adventure!

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 2025 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 session spotlights the lived experiences of IGMAP’s international students as they reflect on their personal and professional journeys—from their home countries to Binghamton, from academic study to field placements, and from cultural exchange to global action. Through storytelling and dialogue, they will share how international education has shaped their perspectives, deepened their commitment to peacebuilding, and fostered meaningful cross-cultural collaboration.
Event Details
📅 Date: Thursday, November 20, 2025
🕠 Time: 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM
📍 Location: LNG 100 + Zoom (https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81419124156?pwd=anMqOltoSjzNXqahybJa8h3Jkg2UZG.1)
Session Highlights
✨ Insights into how international education nurtures peacebuilders
✨ Reflections on cultural exchange and global collaboration
✨ Celebration of inclusion, resilience, and transformative learning

Experience Italy’s history, art, and contemporary culture. From ancient Rome to the Renaissance and beyond, discover how Italy’s cultural achievements continue to inspire the world of arts and humanities. Advanced registration required.

Did you know that Binghamton University offers more than 50 education abroad programs, with over 1,000 options available through SUNY? Whether you're interested in taking courses, completing an internship, engaging in a service-learning project, or conducting research, you can explore these for-credit opportunities in nearly every corner of the globe!

Take advantage of our drop-in advising sessions, where you can connect with a member of the education abroad advising team to discuss all aspects of studying abroad. Remember, it’s never too early to start planning your adventure!

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

This 4-week program is an outstanding opportunity in partnership with Libera Universita' Mediterranea. The campus is located in the beautiful city of Lecce in the Puglia region of Italy. You will enroll in two courses (for a total of 6 credits): Italian language (Beginner through Advanced, based upon placement test), taught by a LUM professor, and Sustainable Innovation (STS 391), led by Farmingdale State College professor, Francesca Polo. You will participate with students from other American colleges in cultural activities, like pasta making and traditional dance, and excursions to cities and sites in southern Italy, including a sustainable farm. One potentially challenging part of the program is choosing your favorite beach to visit.

Study Architecture and Culture (ARC 100) with prof. Orla LoPiccolo in Scotland and Ireland! This 3-credit course provides a foundational study of the art and history of western architecture and the context in which it is built. The course will focus on 20th century to newly built western architectural and urban developments. Course topics include how architecture of today has been influenced by its location, historically significant buildings, art, culture, landscapes, and urbanism. Designed to familiarize students with the architectural thinking of the built environment that surrounds them locally and during an in person or virtual study abroad/away experience to a western city, this course will give students an opportunity to develop an understanding and appreciation of the architecture discipline and its design objectives. Course content is drawn from numerous fields including architectural history and theory, design studies, philosophy, and urban studies.  You'll visit iconic monuments such as the Edinburgh Castle and the Guinness Beer factory!

During this workshop the SUNY Council on International Exchange (CIE) Risk Assessment and Mitigation (RAM) Committee will share tips and tricks for safe and budget friendly international travel. Whether you plan to study abroad and do some independent travel while abroad or whether you are just looking to travel abroad independently, this workshop is for you! We will guide you on how to research your destination to stay safe and how to save money while you are at it.

Learn from two Binghamton Education Abroad Student Ambassadors on the Pre-Health track who lived this once-in-a-lifetime experience, and answer questions you may have about going abroad!


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

Studying Abroad will expose you to professional and academic opportunities you may have never thought possible. You may consider pursuing a graduate school abroad, applying for a Fulbright Scholarship, working for the US Dept. of State or the United Nations. There are opportunities with private companies and nonprofits in all sectors, including law, technology, health manage, and education. This is open to all students, regardless of whether they participated or will join an Study Abroad program. 

"This fun and informative session will equip you with the tools to be a responsible traveler while exploring the globe. Discover the do's and don’ts of sustainable travel, from reducing your carbon footprint to supporting local communities and preserving natural resources.

We'll dive into practical tips on how to make eco-friendly choices, such as choosing sustainable accommodations, minimizing waste, and respecting local cultures."

Did you know that Binghamton University offers more than 50 education abroad programs, with over 1,000 options available through SUNY? Whether you're interested in taking courses, completing an internship, engaging in a service-learning project, or conducting research, you can explore these for-credit opportunities in nearly every corner of the globe!

Take advantage of our drop-in advising sessions, where you can connect with a member of the education abroad advising team to discuss all aspects of studying abroad. Remember, it’s never too early to start planning your adventure!

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

In this workshop immigration attorney Art Serratelli will provide information on work visas and green card applications. No advanced registration required for the workshop. Start thinking creatively about your immigration future and attend this free workshop!

Discover Kyoto, Kobe, Osaka, and Nara through virtual explorations. From tranquil gardens and sacred temples to bustling streets and centuries-old traditions, experience the beauty, history, and spirit of Japan’s Kansai Region. Advanced registration is required.

Interested students will learn about Farmingdale State College's multiple programs available to business students! Examples include the University of Rennes (France) and the Geneva Business School (Geneva, Barcelona, and Madrid). Additionally, in Summer 2026, Farmingdale is offering two faculty-led programs - Global Management in Greece with Prof. Papadimitirou (May 27-June 10) and Creativity & Innovation in Finland with Prof. Betty Feng (August 1-16). All SUNY students are welcome to attend this event!

Explore the world-class cities of Amsterdam and Berlin with Prof. Khosro Shirvani! You will enroll in the 3-credit course MET 299, Special Topics in Mechanical Engineering. This course aims to deepen students’ understanding of current and emerging topics in engineering technology within a global context. Through hands-on projects, case studies, and exposure to international engineering practices in Amsterdam and Berlin, students will develop practical problem-solving skills and evaluate the global impact of new technologies. The course also emphasizes effective technical communication and cross-cultural collaboration to prepare students for the international engineering workforce.

Discover Costa Rica’s traditions, landscapes, and world-renowned eco-tourism practices with local experts, virtual site visits, and engaging interactive activities. From rainforest conservation to community-led projects, gain insight into how this vibrant nation blends culture with environmental stewardship—all from the comfort of home. Advanced registration is required.

Join this virtual student panel and the SUNY CIE DEI Committee to learn about the experiences of recently returned study abroad and international students, including the obstacles they had to overcome during their journey!

Hosted by the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures.
Do you wan t to improve your Spanish language skills? Come meet new friends and practice your Spanish in a related atmosphere.

Did you know that Binghamton University offers more than 50 education abroad programs, with over 1,000 options available through SUNY? Whether you're interested in taking courses, completing an internship, engaging in a service-learning project, or conducting research, you can explore these for-credit opportunities in nearly every corner of the globe!

Take advantage of our drop-in advising sessions, where you can connect with a member of the education abroad advising team to discuss all aspects of studying abroad. Remember, it’s never too early to start planning your adventure!

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

United Kingdom: Urban Fiction and Urban Sites is a summer study abroad program led by Binghamton Professor Amir Ahmadi. Students will spend just over 5 weeks on-site in London, exploring the diverse literary portrayals of the city. Participants will study how novels and films create many new Londons out of the same streets, cafés, Tube stations, and riverbanks, see the city like a storyteller, and learn how to become one. Students will get to further experience London through visits to the Dickens Museum, British Library, and Southbank Centre. Earn 4 credits (ENG 380). General education credit will be offered for Humanities (H) and Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Social Justice (D). Previous knowledge of the course content is not required.

Are you looking to travel next summer AND earn Binghamton credit? 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/99395317234.

This program is open to Binghamton, other-SUNY and non-SUNY students – all are welcome to apply! Please note that the application for summer 2026 is due on November 23, 2025.

Registration is optional, but encouraged! 

If you anticipate a need for disability-related accommodations or auxiliary aids to attend or participate, contact iegi@binghamton.edu. Provide at least 3-5 days of advance notice regarding equal access needs