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If you are a current PSU or prospective PSU student and you are looking for
information on international programs, you will find many helpful links here.
International students
who come to the United States to study need to be aware of the
many federal regulations which govern their stay in the U.S. Some
of the most important information can be found here.
If you went to school here at any time, you may find these links interesting.
If you are a faculty or researcher at PSU and you are interested in studying overseas,
or if you are here on a visa and want information, take a look through these links.
If you work for a department within PSU, and need some information to help one of your international
students or faculty, these links should help you.
Would you like to study abroad?
Check out our great programs here!
For more information of the Office of
International Affairs, or staff members,
visit here.
International Studies offers a B.A. based on
an interdisciplinary curriculum providing both a
global perspective and a comprehensive view of a
selected world region.
Information for students studying at PSU or
Scholars working at PSU, who are on F1 or J1
visas.
Information for PSU departments and international faculty
members regarding work visas (H-1B, TN) and university sponsorship
for permanent residence. (Visiting scholars on J-1 visas should click
on International Student and Scholar Services.)
The IVP Program brings professors from around the world to teach in the
PSU Summer Session. Several of them give presentations as part of the
"Tour the World at Home This Summer" lecture series, free and open to
the public.
We offer specialized, custom-designed, short-term programs for international groups, sponsored by educational institutions, government agencies, non-profit organizations, and corporations. Contact us to customize a program for your group.
Internationalization Action Council meets
to discuss International issues at PSU.
Institute of Asian Studies has information
specific to Asian Studies.
The Middle East Studies Center promotes understanding of the people,
cultures, languages, and religions of the Middle East and North Africa.
It supports PSU academic programs, overseas study, and scholarships, and
provides faculty expertise and outreach events.
Center for Japanese Studies
The (IELP) offers classes in English as a Second Language (ESL) to international students who want to improve their English skills. No TOEFL score is required to take our classes.
International Admissions is where you
should start if you are looking at coming
to PSU.
The Confucius Institute is a non-profit public institute which aims at promoting Chinese language and culture and supporting local Chinese teaching internationally through affiliated Confucius Institutes
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