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Arizona State University's international student body is a global community of scholars with 11,330 students representing more than 132 countries.
At Arizona State University, we are proud to provide our students and faculty hundreds of international study, research, internship and service opportunities in nearly every corner of the world.
Through programs that take students abroad and initiatives that bring international students to ASU, we are preparing a cadre of young leaders empowered to participate fully in the civic, economic and cultural life of their community.
Research universities in the U.S. and around the world are a primary source of new knowledge and innovation that drives the global economy. Arizona State University is a comprehensive academic knowledge enterprise committed to discovery, creativity and innovation.
Arizona State University faculty and students engage in international academic, development and research activities in more than 80 countries. If you are interested in becoming a visiting scholar, please contact the college and the colleague of interest.
ASU is helping universities worldwide to rethink how higher education functions to educate the greatest number of students to the highest global standards at sustainable cost.
Established in summer 2017, ASU’s Global Drylands Center engages key actors of dryland stewardship to develop use-inspired research, training and solutions for arid ecosystems around the world. Uniquely situated in the middle of the vast drylands of North America and led by Osvaldo Sala, the Julie Ann Wrigley Chair in Life Sciences and Sustainability, the center is poised to beome the world leader in drylands discovery and education to ensure a sustainable future for drylands.
Drylands affect: