International Education Week at UW–Madison celebrates the impact of international education by bringing students, faculty, and staff together to share perspectives and connect across cultures. Explore our schedule of events and discover how the Badger community is making a global impact both in Madison and around the world.
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Sept 28
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Oct 4
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2026
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The Wisconsin Idea volunteers for the Peace Corps
Released as part of International Education Week, this new Peace Corps feature highlights how the Wisconsin Idea reaches across the globe. Since the Peace Corps was established in 1961, more than 3,300 UW alumni have volunteered in communities around the world, making UW–Madison one of the nation’s leading volunteer-producing universities. Click the link below to read more!
Description: This photo was taken on one of the first days of my experience abroad, and it really set the bar high. We hiked in Kilema Kati and saw a beautiful waterfall where we expressed our badger pride!
Description: International Intern Jess Randall leading a health lesson on diabetes with one of Nikumbuke’s rural women’s groups in rural Kenya. Over the summer, she taught more than 1,000 women and girls across 20 villages.
Description: A picture of me wearing a traditional Bedouin headwrap in front of a wall of cloth in a market stall in Petra. The owner was so kind and made tea for me!
Description: I captured this image during my trip to Sevilla. If you walk around there for a couple minutes, the extent of scooter use becomes glaringly apparent. These little things are widely-owned, and for good reason.
Description: This photo is of Hallstatt, Austria, which is where the town in Frozen was modeled after. It is one of the most beautiful places I have ever been, and it was my first solo trip!