Feeling like you still have too many blank pages in your passport? Consider these opportunities to get back overseas:

• Study abroad again! Search for a study abroad program. 
• Apply for Research Awards like the Harrison Undergraduate Research Awards and the Double Hoo Award.
• Look at Graduate schools abroad. 
  • Explore funding, including the Rotary Global Grant. 
  • Learn about using federal student aid at international universities.
  • DIS alumni interested in health and life sciences may be eligible for the KI-DIS Fellowship to complete an English-taught Masters program at a leading Scandinavian medical university.
  • American students interested in pursuing graduate studies in Australia may consider the American Australian Association Graduate Education Scholarship which provides support up to $40,000. Applications are open annually from Aug. 1 - Sept. 30.
• Research fellowship opportunities through the Office of Citizen Scholar Development (and attend one of their monthly Introductory Workshops to learn more).
  • Consider the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Applications are due at least a year in advance, so be sure to plan ahead! 
  • Consider the Leifur Eiríksson Foundation Fellowships Program: One fellowship per year (the Robert Kellogg Memorial Fellowship) is designated for a graduate student from Iceland to study at UVA, or a UVA student to study in Iceland. 
  • Consider the Foreign Affairs IT Fellowship: Funded by the US Department of State, this two-year Fellowship that provides a path to a career in the Foreign Service as a Diplomatic Technology Officer. 
• Consider international careers and employment:
  • UVA Career Center: Global Careers Resource Card 
  • GOAbroad.com
  • InterExchange
  • IAESTE
• Interested in teaching abroad? Check out the Career Center's Resources for Teaching Abroad.
• Volunteer opportunities abound as well, including the Peace Corps (also check out UVA's Peace Corps Prep program!).