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Mobilizing Curiosity. Engaging the World.
KU International Affairs empowers Jayhawks from all 50 states and over 105 nations to achieve their full potential by mobilizing discovery, research, and service across geopolitical borders. KUIA cultivates inclusion and collaboration across campus and the region through our engagement of the global community.
International Affairs Around the World
![Mika Schrader standing on a rock in Howth, Ireland](/sites/international/files/images/2021/Mika.jpg)
Opening Doors
"Studying abroad opened doors and opportunities for me that were always there that I never would have seen."- Mika Schrader, 2020 graduate with degrees in history and religious studies.
![Emilia Paz, in Google shirt, standing next to Jayhawk](/sites/international/files/images/2021/EmiliaPazResize.jpg)
International Connections
"It is important being able to understand other cultures and perspectives, and that goes for more than just between countries, it is true for inside the U.S."- Emilia Paz Ojeda, international student and 2020 graduate in computer science
KU International News
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International Support Services moving to consolidated location
International Support Services is moving to 50 Strong Hall in June. The move will provide one consolidated location for all ISS staff, who have been spread out among four offices in Strong Hall.
![Rafe Brown, professor of ecology & evolutionary biology and winner of a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award, in the Philippines.](https://cdn.statically.io/img/news-archive-assets.ku.edu/data/2d/d1/01hzqe6xvjm8yh77xn8xgygq5h.jpg)
KU researcher Rafe Brown receives Fulbright Award to the Philippines
Rafe Brown, professor of ecology & evolutionary biology, has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award to travel to the Philippines to study biodiversity. Brown will spend a year in the Philippines conducting fieldwork to sample amphibians and reptiles. The research studies the biodiversity of a rare stretch of pristine tropical forest that extends from a volcanic peak to the sea.
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Recent KU graduate receives Fulbright Award; 3 others named alternates
One recent University of Kansas graduate accepted a prestigious Fulbright award as a teaching assistant in Austria, and two other alumnae and a doctoral candidate were named alternates to study or conduct research abroad.
![World map with the following countries highlighted: Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan, Taiwan, Nepal, Paraguay, Mexico, South Africa, Peru, Benin, Nigeria, Azerbaijan, Germany, Morocco, Poland, Ecuador, Zimbabwe and Ghana.](https://cdn.statically.io/img/news-archive-assets.ku.edu/data/8c/ad/01hwwq417pe20qynd211cnzd3w.png)
KUIA awards 31 grants for research and collaboration abroad
KU International Affairs has awarded more than $58,000 in travel grants to 23 KU faculty members and eight graduate students to support research and collaboration abroad.