Engage the world through Illinois
"In our world, divide and conquer must become define and empower.”
― Audre Lorde
LAS International Programs
LAS encourages the development of global learning in all our students. We also support faculty and staff as we work to understand and respond to those around us, from our campus to the entire world.
Through LAS International Programs, you can engage in meaningful and academically rigorous study abroad programs. If you're an international student, we'll help you get comfortable on the Urbana-Champaign campus. No matter your path, you'll benefit from the broad, diverse College of LAS!
Interested in learning more? Attend an event or information session and schedule an appointment with a LAS International Programs advisor to explore your options!
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Study abroad
Take courses towards your major and gain valuable international experience.
The College of LAS offers study abroad options across the globe, including semester, year-long, short-term faculty-led programs.
Here’s Where to begin:

Global learning
LAS International Programs offers various opportunities for students who are eager to engage in global learning, whether locally or abroad.

Information for international students
LAS welcomes international degree-seeking and exchange students.
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Have questions?
LAS International Programs advisors can help you explore the options available to you based on your goals. We recommend attending a First-Steps Workshop before scheduling an appointment with an advisor. You can find a list of all upcoming first steps workshops here. Please also consider following us on Instagram for more up-to-date information about events and programs.
Student voices
- I hope that all U of I students look into their options to study abroad, because I believe that everyone has something to gain from their travels.
- The LAS Vienna Diplomatic Program was an amazing opportunity to learn about US diplomatic efforts and the inner workings of multilateral affairs!
- Learning about the Incas through books does not compare to actually being in the Land of the Incas. This was definitely an experience of a lifetime.