FSU Study Abroad

Want to have the adventure of a lifetime? Check out FSU study abroad locations offering language courses and a global perspective! @fsuip @fsuglobal @fsuartssciences @FloridaState

Charles Panarella, Ph.D. at the Florence Study Center @FSUIP recently presented at a conference in Portugal: European Conference for Student Affairs and Services. He was also a contributor to a book that was recently published, “Exploring Culturally Relevant Leadership Learning"

Florida State University has more than 1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ international agreements that foster student exchange and research collaboration across the globe. #InnovatingLearning @FloridaState | @FSUGlobal | @FSUIP | @CIESFSU | @FSUResearch | @fsu_panama

The Leach vibes are going to be high late-night 🌙 Join us Wednesday, November 12th from 8-10 p.m. for games, fitness, prizes & more, all with @fsuip 🎉 Bring your friends. Bring your energy. It’s going to be a (Leach) night you won’t want to miss 💥

I was honored to take part in the unveiling of the “Vires, Artes, Mores” statues in the FSU Student Union. Cast from the original molds at our Florence Study Center, these striking figures reflect our deep commitment to international programs and the enduring values of Florida State University — strength, skill, and character. news.fsu.edu/news/universit…

The Celebration of International Education begins this week and runs through Dec. 5 at @FloridaState! FSU’s international impact is significant, with European study centers in England, Spain and Italy, a branch campus in the Republic of Panama, global exchanges in 21 different countries and 2,790 enrolled international students on campus this semester representing over 125 countries. For details on featured Celebration of International Education events, visit: fla.st/HLAJHT1L. @FSUGlobal @FSUIP

Registration is OPEN! CCI and @FSUIP have teamed up to put on an alumni mixer in Washington, DC. If you're an alum in the #DC area, register now: fsu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0e…

Interested in learning more about @FloridaState's Biology in London Program? ✈️ Grab a friend and join members of @fsubio and @FSUIP for an information session coming up this Friday, Sept. 19, from 2 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. in the King Life Sciences Building, Room 2057. 📍 Learn more: bio.fsu.edu/london/

Imagine this: Spring Break 2026 in Florence, Italy 🏟️🍝 Studying global sport management, touring iconic stadiums, and learning directly from industry leaders. 📢 Applications are OPEN - secure your spot before it’s gone! #FSUSPM #nolesknowsports

🌍 Applications OPEN! Join Global Sport Management in Panama this Spring Break 2026- focused on research, career development & networking. Apply now 👉 international.fsu.edu | @FSUIP #nolesknowsports #FSUSPM

Spring break 2026 study abroad applications are OPEN! 🌟 Apply now to spend spring break in Italy, England, Grenada, or the Republic of Panama! Learn more on our website: fla.st/ONPZEZ07 #FSUGlobal #StudyAbroad

As the Fall semester starts on Monday, Aug. 25, Florida State University will welcome another talented class of freshmen to campus! ☀️🌴⛲️ FSU offers a variety of pathways for first-year students. Roughly 800 students will start their FSU experience at @TallyState through FSU Next, and nearly 315 students will start their FSU experience abroad at one of @FSUIP’s four study centers. Additionally, 25% of admitted students are among the first in their families to attend college or university. #GoNoles #FSU2029 Read more ➡️ news.fsu.edu/news/universit…

Scientists at the @NSF-funded National High Magnetic Field Laboratory are cracking the code on battery failures — zeroing in on weak spots to supercharge the future of energy storage. @NationalMagLab #KeepFloridaFirst Learn more about this work ➡️ fla.st/03KUJPZJ

A regular hangout spot for mid-1900s scientists in the Cavendish Laboratory (@DeptofPhysics), the Eagle pub is where James Watson and Francis Crick famously declared they had "discovered the secret of life" — more commonly known as DNA. The Eagle is also one of the latest stops for our @FloridaState Biology in London program students! While in Cambridge, a city just north of London, students visited iconic @Cambridge_Uni labs, including those of Watson and Crick as well as Frederick Sanger, who determined the structure of insulin, and Howard Florey, a key agent in penicillin's development. Students also toured CU's Pembroke College (@pembroke1347) and its chapel. bio.fsu.edu/london/ #FSUGlobal 📸 : Marie Charrel-Dennis

We're checking back in with our students in @FloridaState's Biology in London program, who just visited @florencemuseum, located right across the river from Big Ben! bio.fsu.edu/london/ #FSUGlobal

While venturing to one place, you may just find another! On their way to the Alexander Fleming Laboratory Museum (@medicalmuseums) — the birthplace of antibiotics — students in @FloridaState's Biology in London Program found the Wild Table of Love (@GillieandMarc), a public sculpture inviting onlookers to sit down with some of the world's most endangered animals. Students also visited the water pump famously identified by physician John Snow as a source of cholera in 1854. bio.fsu.edu/london/ #FSUGlobal 📸 : Marie Charrel-Dennis

A trip to London is incomplete without a visit to one of the many parks! 🌳 Students in @FloridaState's Biology in London program enjoyed the sunny weather in Gordon Square while chatting with Tim Blackburn, a world expert in the biology of invasive species at nearby @UCL. 🔗 bio.fsu.edu/london/ #FSUGlobal

Students with the @FloridaState Biology in London Program recently stepped back in time with a visit to the Linnean Society of London, a leading scientific society where joint papers by Charles Darwin and Alfred Russell Wallace first announced the theory of evolution by natural selection to the world in 1858. Head of Collections Isabelle Charmantier led students on a specially-curated private tour, including the historic library featuring notebooks and personal writings of Wallace, one of the fathers of biogeography. Students also explored the society’s “Crown Jewel,” the library and entire collection of plant and animal specimens belonging to Carl Linnaeus — the Swedish botanist who established the classification system of life nearly 300 years ago. bio.fsu.edu/london/ #FSUGlobal

It’s time for another adventure with our students from @FloridaState's Biology in London program! The group soaked up the sun at the world-renowned Kew Gardens, where they attended a research seminar and toured the 19th century herbarium and cutting-edge DNA sequencing lab. The class then explored the desert and tropical rainforest sections of the Princess of Wales Conservatory to search for geographic patterns among the plants growing there. bio.fsu.edu/london/ #FSUGlobal

The adventure continues for students in @FloridaState's Biology in London program with a visit to @NHM_London, home to 80 million animal and plant specimens. Simon Loader, chief curator of vertebrate zoology, provided the class with a pre-opening private showing of the Great Hall and its iconic blue whale skeleton, named “Hope,” swimming overhead. The class also received personalized tours of the museum’s insect and spirit collections, including specimens originally collected by Charles Darwin and his contemporaries. #FSUGlobal 🔗 bio.fsu.edu/london/