International programs
Learning abroad gives K-Staters new world views
Every year more than 600 K-State students leave Manhattan, Kan., to study abroad — choosing from more than 190 universities worldwide. They can also intern, work or spend summers in just about any country in the world. Read this story in Good for K-State Magazine.
About international programs
K-State's Office of International Programs was established in 1991 to strengthen communication and coordination among K-State's many international programs, to achieve identified strategic planning goals for the university's further internationalization, and to provide a focal point for external international contacts and agreements. K-State is currently engaged in more than 50 exchange programs with foreign institutions around the globe. Read more.
Friends of International Programs
The Friends of International Programs at Kansas State University is a group of interested individuals dedicated to supporting the activities of the Office of International Programs by fundraising for public and individual support. The Friends organization connects K-State alumni, faculty, staff, students and community members in order to create a global community committed to excellence in all international endeavors to improve international understanding. Read more.
Explore more
Visit the Office of International Program’s Web site.