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Traveling while abroad

From a hub like Copenhagen one can get almost anywhere. I visited Madrid, Moscow, Bodø (above the Arctic Circle in Norway), Venice and many places in between! While traveling, you learn so much about yourself through your experiences and the people you meet and how you react in these new situations and surroundings. There is truly nothing like it and no other way to gain such first-hand world knowledge.

Jillana Peterson

International and Scandinavian Studies
IAP Aarhus & Copenhagen, Denmark

Study Abroad Data

Campus-Wide Data Reports:

This report details UW-Madison study abroad participation, as reported in the Institute of International Education ’s Open Doors institutional data report regarding international educational exchange. It represents data collected campus-wide.

-- Choose a Year -- Academic Year 2009-2010 & Summer 2010 Academic Year 2008-2009 & Summer 2009 Academic Year 2007-2008 & Summer 2008 Academic Year 2006-2007 & Summer 2007 Academic Year 2001-2002 & Summer 2002

International Academic Programs Data Reports:

The International Academic Programs (IAP) data reports represent information collected specific to IAP students abroad. The information includes analysis of participation by region, duration, gender, and more.

-- Choose a Year -- Academic Year 2010-11 & Summer 2011 Academic Year 2009-10 & Summer 2010 Academic Year 2008-09 & Summer 2009 Academic Year 2007-08 & Summer 2008 Academic Year 2003-04 & Summer 2004 Academic Year 2002-03 & Summer 2003 Academic Year 2001-02 & Summer 2002

International Academic Programs Internship Reports:

The International Academic Programs (IAP) internship reports represent information collected specific to IAP students interning abroad.

-- Choose a Year -- Academic Year 2010-11 Academic Year 2009-10 Academic Year 2008-09

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