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Globally Engaged Bucknell

An increasingly globalized world requires industry leaders who value and work across national, cultural and linguistic differences.

That's why we provide Bucknell students with myriad ways to develop and enhance intercultural literacy. This goes beyond incorporating international perspectives in classroom study. We make it possible for our students to experience their disciplines in diverse contexts and form enriching relationships through study abroad programs, language immersion, arts and performance, and beyond.

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Bucknellians who study abroad

42 %

Students who major or minor in languages

97

Total international students

200

International Student & Scholar Services

We're committed to fostering an environment in which our students engage with, understand and appreciate individuals of all cultures and backgrounds. Bucknell's International Student & Scholar Services office provides support services and programs to meet the unique needs of international students and faculty, as well as opportunities for leadership development and cultural exploration.

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The Global Connections, Cultures & Community (GC3) Pre-Orientation program really helped me get oriented in this brand new place and made it easy to build a support system right away. It's definitely one of the biggest highlights of my time at Bucknell.

Simbi Maphosa '23, Zimbabwe

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Study Abroad Programs

Find a globe and point to where you want to go. Our Office of Global & Off-campus Education will help you get there. With abundant semester-, summer- and month-long "Bucknell In" programs and more than 200 partner programs, there's almost nowhere that your Bucknell education can't take you.

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Curricular Connections

Meet and learn from visiting artists during masterclasses, pre-show talks, class visits and community meals through Curricular Connections programming at the Weis Center for Performing Arts. These active-learning opportunities engage students with real-world problems and ideas, encourage creative thinking and increase cultural awareness and connection.

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