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When you’re not able to fit an entire semester or summer away into your curriculum, taking part in an Minnesota State Moorhead short-term faculty led course will give you a taste of another country and a rich academic experience.
National Student Exchange is a program of over 165 colleges and universities that assist their students in attending universities in almost every state and several U.S. territories for up to one year.
Studying abroad or away is an excellent investment in your academic goals, your future profession, and your own personal development.
There are many resources available when you are seeking to study abroad. The Moorhead Study Abroad program put together these resources for you. If you have any further questions please contact our office.
Studying abroad on a global exchange program is more than just an academic experience - it's an opportunity to immerse yourself in new cultures, broaden your perspectives, and develop invaluable life skills.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Student Academic Conference is a great opportunity to volunteer your time for a great cause.
Minnesota State Moorhead’s Andrew B. Conteh Student Showcase provides student researchers with an opportunity to present their work to faculty, administration, peers and the community in a formal academic setting.
Minnesota State Moorhead's experienced Study Abroad staff is dedicated to helping you achieve your goal of experiencing the world.
Each year, the University Graduate Council makes a call for Featured Graduate Student Lecture Series applications. The Featured Graduate Lecturers will present their work at SAC.
The Minnesota State Moorhead Student Academic Conference was conceived in 1998 through the collaborative efforts of Political Science professor Andrew Conteh and his then student-assistant Ryan Sylvester, who envisioned a forum for students to present original research that would reflect the intellectual vibrancy of the Moorhead community.