Global Resources

Upcoming Events, Announcements and Funding Opportunities in Global Nursing

In support of global education, there are a range of funding opportunities available that provide support for educational programs, internships, service projects and research in international settings. Students are encouraged to investigate as many funding options as possible.

U-M School of Nursing's global nursing Canvas site includes weekly newsletters, deadlines and funding opportunities for School of Nursing students. Self Enroll.

Schedule an appointment
- In person or via Zoom – email the Global Office’s Program Manager Beste Erel Windes
For more information on global health, travel resources and other inquiries
- Email the Office of Global Affairs

School of Nursing International Community Events

Our international and internationally-minded students, faculty and staff at the U-M School of Nursing get together periodically to socialize, network, and share their experiences and expertise. Self Enroll.

International Career Guidance

The U-M International Career Pathways network hosts events for undergraduates, graduating seniors and graduate students interested in working, interning or volunteering abroad or working in an international career.
The International Opportunities Fair provides students the opportunity to meet with and obtain information from organizations and recruiters from around the world.

International Nursing Students NCLEX Information

Kaplan is a great resource for NCLEX Prep. There are Integrated/Focused Testing options with Remediation for students to take. University of Michigan School of Nursing (UMSN) nursing students are eligible to get a discounted rate through Kaplan. If you are a currently admitted student, and you would like the discounted rate for this resource please contact [email protected]

Some other self-study options are listed below:

Travel Preparation for Students and Faculty: Pre-departure preparation information specific to UMSN students and faculty
U-M Safety Abroad Orientation: This 5-lesson orientation about safety prepared abroad in required by some U-M units sponsoring student travel.
Safety Considerations for Individual Travel: This checklist identifies key tasks that you will need to complete before departure, from host country research to travel documents and packing.
Practical Tips: Applicable for seasoned travelers and those going abroad for the first time, this suite of resources includes pre-departure tips and tricks. Use the Travel Tips, Packing Tips, and Plan for the Land worksheets to ensure that your travel logistics are covered. Take your preparation one-step further with Before you go abroad: Consider what you know to dive deeper into the context of your host country.

As you consider international travel, the following pages will help you explore some of the social identities in different contexts.

Michigan Nursing Students Abroad Blog

When Nursing students travel abroad, amazing things happen. Follow their life-changing experiences on Instagram and Tumblr.

Independent Language Learning Resources

The LSA Language Resource Center has amazing resources for students that are interested in language learning. We encourage you to check out their website because it has many opportunities like:

Online Language Subscriptions
Scholarships
Conversation Partners
Foreign Language Audio Material
Language Tutors
Translation
- The Language Bank
- Professional Translation Services
- Translate-A-Thon
- Translation communities online

Learn more about foreign language conversation opportunities.

Language Immersion and Study Abroad

M-Compass is a perfect guide to find interesting language focused study abroad programs. For those that only speak English there are some study abroad programs do not need a language requirement or are oriented to beginning language students

To navigate M-Compass:

Click options and press Advanced Search
Narrow your search on the specific location and term you want
click yes to foreign language required (or country preferred if you wish to find programs in English or for beginners)

Having trouble figuring out which option is right for you? Make an appointment with the Office of Global Affairs: [email protected]

Language and Area Studies Courses

There are many language classes offered at U-M. A few examples are listed below:

Spanish 283: Spanish for the Profession
RCASL 100: Introduction to Deaf Culture
ASIAN 352: Gender, Sexuality and Power in Premodern China

To find courses focused on a specific language or region explore the departments listed below:

Language clubs

Clubs are one of the ways to continue practicing a language in a fun informal setting and to meet students from across the University. Maize Pages will help you find the right learning community: