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  • Student Spotlight

    Darryl Miller
    Psychology

    Studied in Pristina, Kosovo
    RIT Kosovo Peace & Conflict Summer Program

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  • Student Spotlight

    Kansas Cushing
    Computer Engineering Technology

    Studied in Dublin, Ireland
    Going Green: Exploring Innovations in Engineering with a Global Perspective 
    RIT Faculty-Led Program

    I choose to study abroad because it was my first opportunity to visit another continent, and was looking to go with people around my age. I had always wanted to study abroad, but wasn’t sure if I was able to due to the lab requirements for my major, so when I had the chance to I ran with it!

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  • Student Spotlight

    Riley Kieffer
    Applied Mathematics

    Studied in Dublin, Ireland
    University College Dublin (Arcadia)

    I have always wanted to study abroad. Sometimes it can be seem difficult for STEM majors because there are certain classes that you must take at a certain time, but I wasn't going to let that stop me.

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  • Student Spotlight

    Roxette Burgos
    Electrical Engineering

    Studied in Dubai, UAE
    RIT Dubai

    As a STEM major, I chose to study abroad because I wanted to experience a different culture. As an electrical engineering major, I could potentially work in a field where I'll be creating tech that may impact the world. Because of that, I think it's important to understand more about the world before figuring out how to help make it a better place. 

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  • Student Spotlight

    Imani Stone
    Biomedical Sciences

    Studied in London, England & Paris France
    RIT Affiliate Program (CIEE)

    I’ve always been drawn to travel and learning about other countries. One memory that sticks out for me was when I was about 12. I went to an overnight camp that had an exchange with a school from Spain, so there were some Spanish kids at the camp which was exciting for me. I had never met anyone from Spain before, so it felt like a window into a world I hadn’t thought about before. One of the camp counselors told me about study abroad, and it’s been on my mind ever since.

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