Study Abroad participants often call their experiences "life changing." UMass Lowell students have studied in 25 countries and we have partnerships with 120 institutions around the world. Read the news and meet our students.
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Honors history and economics major Gerrit Boldt landed an internship at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, working with cities to improve conditions for low-income residents. Now he’s back on campus as an AmeriCorps volunteer, helping first-generation college students succeed.
![Chemical engineering student Nicholas Langberg presenting on stage](/Images/Nick-Langberg-1400_tcm18-264677.jpg?w=m)
By working with the Office of International Experiences & Study Abroad, chemical engineering major Nicholas Langberg was able to add a two-month internship to his summer school program in Germany.
![Moniphal-Bing-1400](/Images/Moniphal-Bing-1400_tcm18-232965.jpg?w=m)
Moniphal Bing was able to study abroad in Cambodia, which his parents fled before he was born, through a new partnership with the American University of Phnom Penh.
![UMass Lowell student Stephanie Ceballos stands outside the Royal Palace in Madrid during a study abroad trip.](/Images/Stephanie-Ceballos-1400_tcm18-375643.jpg?w=m)
Whether studying abroad or conducting research, Stephanie Ceballos is making the most out of her UMass Lowell experience.
![Corrina Quaglietta abd four other study abroad students pose for a photo in front of the sun setting on a beach in San Sebastian, Spain](/Images/Corrina-Quaglietta1600_tcm18-314030.jpeg?w=m)
Honors nursing student Corrina Quaglietta studied abroad in San Sebastian, Spain, the summer after her freshman year. The experience turned her into a huge booster of study abroad.
![UMass Lowell student Andre DiFilippo skydives](/Images/Andre%20DiFilippo%20hero%20CROP_tcm18-288655.jpg?w=m)
After making his mark at UML as Student Government Association president, Manning School of Business senior Andre DiFilippo is excited to get started on a sales career.
![Jamie Aciukewicz stands with UMass Lowell Chancellor Julie Chen in front of banner for the 2023 Student Research and Community Engagement Symposium.](/Images/Jamie-Aciukiewicz-1400_tcm18-371026.jpg?w=m)
Jamie Aciukewicz has used his affinity for the Spanish language to create experiences for himself both locally and abroad.
![Kelsey Gonzalez (right) poses with a doctor outdoors](/Images/Kelsey_Gonzalez-1400_tcm18-357151.jpg?w=m)
Kelsey Gonzalez cares for asylum seekers as program manager for Global Disaster Response and Humanitarian Action at Massachusetts General Hospital’s Center for Global Health.
![Daphne Shakira Naut posing on a mountain during study abroad with views of rocky, snowy mountains in the background](/Images/Daphne-Shakira-Naut1600_tcm18-316361.jpg?w=m)
Honors College student Daphne Shakira Naut was already fluent in two languages and had started on two more by the time she finished high school. Here at UML, she’s picked up a fifth language and studied abroad three times – all while supporting herself.
![Gabrielle Salvatore standing in front of Coburn Hall.](/Images/Gabrielle_Salvatore_1400_tcm18-384166.jpg?w=m)
The Bachelor of Liberal Arts program provided Gabrielle Salvatore ’24 with a great foundation for a teaching career.