The Office of International Education promotes intercultural understanding, respect and empathy between people of different cultures, worldviews and global backgrounds through four functional areas: International Student Services, International Scholar and Employee Services, Study Abroad, and Travel Study.
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Study Abroad

Each year, hundreds of students study abroad through a portfolio of study abroad options around the world. Let us help find the best program for you.

Welcome: Study Abroad
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International Student Services

UVM is home to international students from more than 60 countries. We support this community through immigration processing, programming, and general advising.

Welcome: International Student Services iStart: UVM's system for requesting immigration documents
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International Scholar and Employee Services

UVM employs or hosts several hundred foreign nationals. We support hosting departments and the international faculty, staff and scholars as they prepare to come to UVM and during their time here.

Welcome: International Scholar and Employee Services
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Travel Study (UVM Faculty-led Programs)

Travel Study programs are UVM credit-bearing academic courses led by UVM faculty for undergraduate and graduate students. These programs are developed in partnership with the Office of International Education and we execute between 15-25 Travel Study programs per academic year.

Welcome: Travel Study (UVM Faculty-led Programs)
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Office of Animal Care Management (OACM)
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Spotlight on Research

Animal models play a crucial role in understanding the development of disease and in searching for effective treatments.

More about our research

We are committed to using research animals in an ethical and compassionate manner.

The Office of Animal Care Management (OACM) is directed by the University Veterinarian, who provides oversight and clinical care for animals utilized in University teaching and research activities. The Veterinarian serves on UVM's Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) and participates in the review and monitoring of all proposed or ongoing animal use.

Animal Care Resources

UVM Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC)

UVM's central review body for matters relating to the care, use, and treatment of animals

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UVM's program of animal care is accredited by AAALAC International.

Animal Welfare Concerns

The University of Vermont uses laboratory animals in biomedical, biological and behavioral research, and is committed to using those animals in an ethical and compassionate manner.

If you have questions regarding compliance issues or would like anonymously to report an animal welfare incident or concern, please go to Ethics & Compliance Reporting & Help Line.