Office of International Affairs
Welcome to the the Office of International Affairs, bringing the world and Portland State University together by serving our international students, scholars, staff and faculty as well as our US students studying and interning abroad.
Education Abroad
International Students
International Faculty & Staff
Centers & Institutes
PSU Departments
English Language Programs
Through the Intensive English Language Program (IELP) individuals can drastically improve their English language skills and gain a competitive edge in a globalizing world. Learn More >
International Special Programs
The International Special Programs (ISP) office develops short-term and customized programs for international groups. Experienced and professional staff work collaboratively with educational institutions, international organizations, businesses and corporations, and partnering agencies to develop customized group programs. Learn more>>
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Annual International Night
International Night 2012! Friday, May 18th, 5-10pm, Smith Memorial Student Union (SMSU)
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Judith Waswa named the Student Employee of the Year
Judith Waswa was chosen PSU Student Employee of the Year.
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ICSP: Scholarship recipients educate the community about their cultures.
Portland State’s International Cultural Service Program (ICSP) is dedicated to promoting cross cultural understanding.
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Spring 2012 International Performing Arts Series
April 12 – June 10
Lincoln Hall | 1620 SW Park Avenue -
Middle East Studies Center 2011 Newsletter
The Middle East Studies Center’s 2011 Newsletter is now available online
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ISP Helps Train Japanese Nurses
PSU’s International Special Programs (ISP) has been busy providing special customized programs for Japanese nurses and health care professionals.
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In Memoriam
Ülkü Erzurumlu
April 21, 1937 – July 20, 2011 -
Children Affected by HIV/AIDS in Mumbai: an Internship in the Indian Megacity
Mumbai- the craziest city in the world. I arrived in Mumbai last week and was given the most amazing opportunity to work in a rescue crisis center for children affected with or by HIV/AIDS.
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Front Desk
The front desk in 101 East Hall is the best place to go with general questions pertaining to your immigration status, but also for other information.
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Before Coming to Japan…
Before coming to Japan, I had traveled throughout Europe, Mexico and Canada on several occasions but I had never experienced culture shock before.

