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International Programs

Whether you are interested in attending WSU, studying abroad as a WSU student, or developing an international partnership, IP can help you achieve your goals.

Why WSU?

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Student success

From the moment you become a Coug, you’re part of our family and we’re here to support you. Visas, language and cultural support, social events, tutoring, advice and guidance…you can rely on us!
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Quick facts

200+ undergrad majors, minors, certificates and specializations | 140+ graduate programs and certificates | student/faculty ratio 15:1 | 148 countries and states represented by student body | 27,500+ students enrolled (fall 2022) | 200,000+ alumni worldwide
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Your future is here!

Bachelor’s degree
Master’s degree
PhD
Undergraduate Foundation program
Academic English program
Professional degrees and certificates

Support A Refugee Student in Pullman

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A student-led effort to fully fund a refugee student’s tuition is underway, and we need your help. Click the button below to learn more about how you can support IP in its mission.

WSU’s Commitment to Non-Discrimination

WSU does not discriminate and prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex, race, color, national origin, disability, age, religion, creed, genetic information, marital status, protected veteran/military status, or immigration or citizenship status in any education program or activity that it operates complaint with Title IX and other civil rights laws and regulations. Inquiries regarding Title IX, ADA, or other civil rights laws, as well as reports of discrimination can be directed to the Compliance and Civil Rights, WSU ADA Coordinator, or WSU Title IX Coordinator. More information on WSU’s policies and procedures to respond to discrimination and harassment are available here: Nondiscrimination statement.

International Programs in the news

  • Q&A with Fulbright Scholar Maliha Shah Fulbright Scholar, Maliha Shah, will graduate with a Ph.D from the Language, Literacy, and Technology program on May 9.
  • Q&A with Fulbright Scholar Dini Arini Fulbright Scholar, Dini Arini, will graduate with a Ph.D from the Language, Literacy, and Technology program on May 9. Originally from a small city south of Borneo on one of the largest islands in Indonesia, Arini comes from a background of English teaching and has spent her time at Washington State University focusing on utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a tool for new language learners.
  • Student helps rehab wildlife from Wisconsin to WSU Aqilah “Kaz” Laksmana will graduate on May 9 with a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Sciences.
  • WSU bee scientist hosting international pollinator conference in Pullman Priya Chakrabarti Basu, assistant professor in the Department of Entomology, has organized a conference for June 6–12 in Pullman, inviting participants from all over the world to discuss colony collapse. Prevention of Honey Bee Colony Collapse (COLOSS) is a borderless group of scientists advocating for bee wellness and coordinating international research toward the well-being of bees. 
  • Indian Consulate General Prakash Gupta visits WSU Washington State University recently hosted Prakash Gupta, consulate general of India, on the Pullman campus for a presentation about the special relationship between the United States and India.

Immigration advisories

  • May 8th, 2026 Immigration Advisory 1. Is summer your final term at WSU? Important status information 2. Travel Advisory– AE/Bridge 3. Summer health insurance – Pullman only
  • May 1st, 2026 Immigration Advisory 1. Is summer your final term at WSU? Important status information 2. Reduced Course Load Requirements for Fall and Spring terms 3. ISSS hours in summer
  • April 24th, 2026 Immigration Advisory 1. Changing levels (bachelor’s to master’s or PhD, master’s to PhD, non-degree to degree seeking)? 2. Participating in Protests or Demonstrations 3. ISSS hours in summer

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