As of June 12, 2022 the U.S. no longer requires air passengers arriving from other countries to provide a negative pre-departure test or documentation of recovery from COVID-19, regardless of citizenship or vaccination status. To learn more, read the official CDC update regarding entry requirements.
Study Abroad
Negative COVID-19 Test Now Required to Enter U.S.
Beginning Jan. 26, 2021, all air passengers entering the U.S. must provide a negative COVID-19 test before boarding their flight, as required by the CDC. Passengers are required to get a test within three days of their departure. Written documentation of the negative test result must be provided to the… read more
Travel Safety Tips During the COVID-19 Pandemic (Repost)
Written by Libby Ennenga Traveling during the COVID-19 crisis creates a new set of challenges for travelers than previously experienced. While traveling may seem highly desirable or academically important, your health and safety are the most important factors to care for at this time. However, there will be instances where… read more
Restricted Regions Application Process
Planning to study abroad next semester? Hoping to conduct research in the spring? Or, are you planning a trip abroad on university business? All destinations outside the United States are considered Restricted Regions and require approval. Ensure you submit your Restricted Regions request at least one month before your planned… read more
Health and Safety Resources
Global Risk and Safety has several resources available for travelers that can be found on our website. We recently added a COVID-19 Advice and Resources page which includes multiple external resources as well as the following sections: How to prepare for your trip before you leave Travel advice for getting… read more
Travel Safety Tips During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Written by Libby Ennenga Traveling during the COVID-19 crisis creates a new set of challenges for travelers than previously experienced. While traveling may seem highly desirable or academically important, your health and safety are the most important factors to care for at this time. However, there will be instances where… read more
COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Study Abroad FAQs
March 12, 2020 Our top priority is to support the health, safety, and security of our students and university community. A dedicated team of university officials and medical experts are continuously monitoring and following recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), World Health Organization (WHO), and other official sources.… read more
