New Program: IES Milan Internships

Students on this 8-week summer program will be placed into an internship in their field of interest, allowing them to develop professional and cultural skills and gain personal and career awareness.

New Program: UW Creative Careers in Hollywood

UW Creative Careers in Hollywood will provide you with an opportunity to enter the creative communities of Los Angeles, plug in to UW-Madison’s alumni network, and develop the skills to find success in the worlds of filmed entertainment, animation and video games, music, social media production, sports media, and more.

People of UW: Kallen Wank educates on climate change through study abroad program

Kallen Wank shares about her experience interning abroad with Green Moluccas, a nonprofit organization based on Ambon Island in the Maluku region of Indonesia. As an intern, Kallen spent 10 weeks working on mangrove restoration projects, teaching younger generations about climate change, and helping to build a sense of urgency around protecting Ambon’s coastlines and ecosystems.

New Program: UW in Türkiye: Crossroads of Civilizations

Immerse yourself in the rich cultural, historical, and social tapestry of one of the world’s most iconic cities: Istanbul! This program emphasizes Istanbul’s status as a global hub for commerce, religion, and culture, exploring how the city has evolved as a crossroads of civilizations.

Agroecology Abroad: Q&A with Taigan Anderson

With five study abroad programs complete, Taigan Anderson is making the most of her first two years at UW-Madison. She has traveled to Vienna, Austria; Angers, France; across Iceland; and Obihiro, Japan to study global health, food systems, and agriculture. She’s majoring in agroecology and life science communications with certificates in global health and geospatial data science. Anderson is one of the first students in the new agroecology undergraduate program. She hopes to use her knowledge in agroecology to connect with fresh produce such as working at a farm-to-table restaurant.