The University of La Verne offers its students a wide variety of study abroad programs, on six different continents and for periods from a few weeks to a full year. Some of the most popular options include programs in England, France and Japan, or more “exotic” program locations like Jordan, Ghana and India.
For 90 years, an embodiment of peace and solidarity, International Women’s Day, has united millions of women all over the world while educating students at the University of La Verne about the struggle for gender equality.
Because of a combination of hiring freezes, budget difficulties and increased workloads, the International and Study Abroad Center will not host an International Festival this semester, for the first time in 13 years. But they hope to bring it back next fall.
The University of La Verne recently enrolled in the Student Exchange Visitor Information System, which tracks all international students and their dependents present in the United States on an F or J visa.