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Learn & Explore in Another Country
Nicolet offers international study in London during of May 2026 or Guatemala July 26 - August 5, 2026. These opportunities are designed to expand your education and cultural experiences. Students and community members are welcome to join the international study trips.
Learn more about the Study Abroad opportunities at one of our upcoming informational sessions listed below. Open to Nicolet students and community members.
Wednesday, November 19, 4:30 - 5:30 pm, Tamarack Center 210
Click here for the option to join virtually
Thursday, November 20, 1:30-2:30 pm, Tamarack Center 210
Click here for the option to join virtually
Guatemala Study Abroad
Based in the vibrant highlands, this immersive trip offers students the chance to explore Guatemalan culture, language, history, and service learning while earning college credit. From visiting ancient ruins to engaging with local communities, this transformative journey blends education with adventure.
Questions:
Karen GriesRoehrich
kgriesroehrich@nicoletcollege.edu
715.365.4681 or 800.544.3039 ext 4681
“It was just an amazing experience for me. Every day was something new, every day was a new experience. You will come back a different person than who you were before.”
Maria, Nicolet International Study Student
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London Study Abroad
The London Study Abroad is designed to expand your knowledge of art while you earn three University Transfer credits in Art. London’s museums and galleries are unmatched in their rich history. Trip itinerary includes a variety of activities and enough free time to explore London’s richly preserved architecture, fascinating shops, and thriving theater district.
Questions:
Nate Wilson
nwilson@nicoletcollege.edu
715.365.4506 or 800.544.3039 ext 4506
Karen GriesRoehrich
kgriesroehrich@nicoletcollege.edu
715.365.4681 or 800.544.3039 ext 4681
Global Education Outcomes
Global education is an educational approach that aims to prepare students to live and work in a globally interconnected and culturally diverse world. These formative experiences transform lives and ready employees for the 21st Century workforce, both of which benefit by the following perspectives and skills shaped by global education:
- Interconnectedness: Exploring how people, cultures, economies, and environments around the world are interlinked.
- Intercultural Communication: Nurturing respect and sensitivity in order to navigate differences in verbal and nonvebal communication styles while developing clear understanding.
- Cultural Awareness: Understanding and respecting cultural diversity while learning about different traditions, beliefs, and practices.
- Human Rights and Equity: Fostering awareness of social and economic inequalities, promoting fairness and social justice, and addressing global challenges such as climate change and resource management.
- Global Competence: Developing skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, empathy, collaboration, and adaptability in international or multicultural contexts.
- Peace and Conflict Resolution: Teaching strategies for managing and resolving conflicts in ways that promote understanding and peace. Programs in global education often incorporate international and regional partnerships, global-themed curricula, study abroad opportunities, virtual exchange programs, and service-learning projects that address global challenges. The ultimate goal is to cultivate globally aware individuals who contribute positively to their local and global communities.