The Queens College Office of Global Education Initiatives (OGEI) is dedicated to international education and global engagement. We support an internationalized curriculum and help develop opportunities for study, research, and internships abroad. We also welcome students and scholars from around the world to our campus. Queens is the World's Borough, and we strive to reflect our home.
The links below lead to the main offices that support Global Education.
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This office helps students interested in short or long term study in one of the 24 countries where Queens has contacts and exchanges. Where can you study? What are the costs and what about financial aid? In addition, Queens College participates in the National Student Exchange: Study Abroad in Montana or Hawaii!
Study Abroad Programs
Why Study Abroad
Locations
Financial Aid
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This office handles all visa and immigration issues. It assures that everything we do complies with the law. If you are an international student or a long-term scholar or employee on a visa, this office is your main legal resource.
Queens College Immigrant Services
CUNY Immigration Policy Changes: Information
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Global Studies Minor (PDF) |
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Follow the links below if you are interested in studying or doing research at Queens College:
Undergraduate study
Graduate study
Visiting scholar inquiries
Follow the links below if you would like to study English at Queens College:
English Language Institute
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Useful information for students regarding scholarships, internships, studying abroad, and more.
Queens College Immigrant Services
CUNY Immigration Policy Changes: Information
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Queens College is on the 13 members of the 2014-16 Internationalization Laboratory. The laboratory provides assistance to leadership teams as they engage in an 18-month comprehensive review of internationalization efforts on campus.
2014-16 Internationalization Laboratory
Queens College Strategic Plan for Internationalization
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Directions to our campus via driving, subway, bus, LIRR, and campus shuttle. |
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2016-17 is the Year of Korea, a continuation of the college's year-long focus on the culture of a specific nation or region. |
