I’d like to teach the world to sing
From Delaware to the World
Celebrating 100 years of study abroad
Making the world a little smaller—and a whole lot better
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July 7, 1923: The Day UD Changed the World: youtube.com/watch?v=nnsxzSDs1uo
On July 7, 1923, eight eager Blue Hens embarked on a year-long adventure to France that would fundamentally change the course of international education and set the global standard for study abroad. As the University of Delaware celebrates the 100-year anniversary of its trailblazing program, read on to learn what it means to be a citizen of the world—the UD way.
Blue-and-Gold Global Citizenship
Gilman Scholarship Winners
After receiving this year’s Benjamin A. Gilman Scholarship, students Moira Gervay and Jake Cohen traveled to London to participate in the 5-week Visual Communications study abroad program.
From Delaware to the World
2023 marks the 100th anniversary of UD's trailblazing study abroad program, which set the global standard for institutions of higher education.
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Study abroad celebrated nationally and at UD fair on Monday
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Exploring Brazil’s plants and landscapes
UD students study plant science, landscape architecture through Brazil study abroad program
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CULTIVATING CITIZENS OF THE WORLD
Studying abroad can be a transformational experience, opening a world of possibilities, career pathways and personal growth. To help ensure every Blue Hen is able to participate in at least one study abroad program, please consider making a gift to support this life-changing, cross-cultural learning opportunity. Donations of any size can make a meaningful difference ($100 could buy a suitcase; $150 could cover passport fees; $200 could cover an excursion; $1,000 could buy many meals).
To learn more or make an even greater impact, contact Ruth Rosenberg at ruthr@udel.edu or 302-831-6993.
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