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International students make up about  percent of Mizzou graduate-student enrollment and nearly 6 percent of total student enrollment.

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Pangaea Learning Community

The Pangaea Learning Community houses both international and American students in an environment fostering intercultural understanding, a respect for differences and foreign-language conversation. It’s ideal for students who want to expand their knowledge of other languages and cultures here at Mizzou as well as for students interested in studying abroad.

Study abroad fair.

Study Abroad Fair

Students can attend the annual Study Abroad Fair to learn all about options for studying outside the United States. MU offers more than 400 study abroad programs in 60 countries.

Classroom and FIG presentations

Our standard MU study abroad classroom presentations are facilitated by the MU International Center's study abroad advisers or trained student presentation corps members. Each presentation is approximately 30 minutes long and provides basic information about studying abroad through MU.

Workshops

The International Center regularly offers a variety of workshops to educate the campus community about important issues. Please watch our calendar of events for details about upcoming opportunities.

  • Study abroad returnee workshops - These workshops for students who have studied abroad focus on topics such as professional development, post-graduation planning, fellowships and volunteer opportunities.
  • Faculty study abroad workshops - Open to all MU faculty, these workshops provide detailed information about study abroad program development and administration.
  • I-9 and Immigration Matters - Offered in conjunction with the Human Resource Services Annual Training Conference.
  • J-1 Scholar Update - Offered in conjunction with the Human Resource Services Annual Training Conference.
  • H-1B and Beyond - Offered in conjunction with the Human Resource Services Annual Training Conference.
  • Optional Practical Training (OPT) - For F-1 students interested in applying for OPT work authorization. Offered weekly, beginning in late September.