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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Great Success of the 33rd Annual International Night
International Students celebrated its 33rd annual International Night
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Education Abroad Student Club - EDAX
EDAX offers a unique forum for PSU students to share international experiences.
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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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“Bon Voyage!”
All international students, exchanges students and scholars celebrated their graduation on the Portland Spirit!
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International Student Newsletter
Each week the OISSS sends out an e-newsletter to the entire international student population.
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My Time in Nan
This trip to Nan has been the highlight of my time here in Thailand. I had such a great time that I found it difficult to leave.
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An Internship in Pretoria, South Africa
I spent one week of my summer term internship at IDASA in these mountains outside of Tzaneen, Limpopo, at a Citizen Leadership for Democratic Governance Workshop.
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A Spring Term Internship in Romania
Romania is such a dynamic country and after a month, I am still trying to figure it all out.
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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.
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A Year in China
As I reached the top and looked out upon the vast and seemingly endless dunes of the Gobi Desert, I knew immediately that studying abroad in China was the best decision of my life.