Global Ambassador Internship
The Study Abroad Center is pleased to announce the Global Ambassador Internship, which is designed to give Study Abroad Alumni the ability to practice and maintain skills learned abroad while contributing to the growth of International Education on campus. There are 3 openings for this internship. This is a great opportunity to get involved and put your experience to work!Download: 2009-2010 Global Ambassador Intership Info and Application (65kb pdf)
Friends Beyond Borders
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For MSU & International Students
This program is a fun and flexible way for MSU students and international students to make friends & gain knowledge about other cultures.
What is Friends Beyond Borders?
The “FBB” program partners Montana State University students with international students to promote cross-cultural exchange at MSU and to help international students adjust to life in Bozeman. The FBB program is a fun way for the international students to make friends, and become comfortable at campus and within the American culture.
What Friends Beyond Borders is NOT!!
Friends Beyond Borders is NOT a dating service. FBB is NOT an academic program. FBB is NOT a transportation services, a home-stay, or a means of financial support. The FBB program is NOT a tool for religious recruitment, evangelism, or proselytizing.
Program Commitments
- You will get to meet your friend at an International Mixer (date to be announced).
- Must be enrolled in classes at MSU, and be willing to commit to FBB for one full semester.
- Must be able to meet regularly with your friend for whatever activities you decide.
- Get out and explore Bozeman
- Hiking, biking, fishing, skiing!
- Coffee, ice cream, shopping, movies!
- Sports, hobbies, crafts, etc.
- Being flexible makes the program more fun for you and your friend.
What are the benefits of FBB?
Meet new people and develop lasting friendships from around the world. Learn about new cultures. Improve your language skills.
How Are Students Paired?
International students and Montana State University students are paired based upon the expressed interests in distinct cultures and countries, language ability, hobbies and activities.
For Additional Information Please Contact:
Office of International Programs
400 Culbertson Hall - 406-994-4031
Nathalie Caillaud nathalie@montana.edu
Anna Greenberg studyabroad@montana.edu
MSU International Photo Contest 2012
1st place
Machu Picchu - Peru
Taken by: Amy Young
