Introducing the Information Hub for Syracuse University’s International Activities

Check out the international newsletters to keep updated with Syracuse University’s activities across the world. Get to know your fellow accomplished international alumni and international generation orange. Whether you’re an alum interested in making connections, or a recent grad looking to get established in a region, the International Orange page is a great resource. Connect with us!

Nearly 700 first-year international students and community members came together to celebrate the 38th Annual International Thanksgiving Celebration, a beloved University tradition. 

Sanyukta Gharat G’23 says her experience as an international student pursuing a marketing degree in the Whitman School has been overwhelmingly positive—helping her connect creativity, academics and extracurriculars to stand out in the corporate world. 

In Peru, Hugo Brousset pursued his keen interest in social issues throughout his education and early career. A few years later, Hugo was drawn to the Maxwell School for its courses focused on social policy and international development as well as its top ranking, faculty scholars and strong alumni network. He says M.P.A. provided a global perspective, preparing him for career with the World Bank.

Students studying abroad in the Santiago Center program will now have the opportunity to begin their semester in Argentina, allowing time to fine-tune Spanish language skills while immersed in the modern culture and iconic city of Buenos Aires. 

After being conducted virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Fulbright English for Graduate Studies Program returned to an in-person format, welcoming 29 scholars from 25 countries for the four-week program.