The Bangladeshi Student Association (BSA) at Florida State University (FSU) is a vibrant and active student organization that serves as a social and educational platform for Bangladeshi students and others interested in the Bangladesh way of life. Since the BSA was founded in 2014 with 10 members, they have grown to include 78 official members --- a combination of enrolled students and recent graduates. The wider community, which includes spouses and children, is around 120. The majority of the students from Bangladesh are in doctoral programs in the STEM areas.
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Liat Hakmon, a junior majoring in political science and Interdisciplinary Social Science, is studying for the spring semester at the University of Salzburg, Austria through the FSU Global Exchange Program. Hakmon also receives the Global Citizenship Certificate (GCC) scholarship, which is awarded to high-achieving students enrolled in the GCC who are also participating in an FSU Global Exchange.
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Jayasankar C B, Ph.D. is an international Postdoctoral Scholar in the Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies at FSU.
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FSU's Center for Global Engagement’s Engage Your World Speaker Series presents Making a Difference Through Diplomacy: Consider Joining the U.S. Department of State by CB Toney on Wednesday, February 23, at 5 p.m. on Zoom.
CB Toney is the Diplomat in Residence for the U.S. Department of State’s and recruits in northern Florida, southern Alabama, and southern Georgia. He will share how you can put your FSU degree to use through meaningful work at the State Department.
Florida State University’s Center for Global Engagement (CGE) welcomed over 150 new international students from 26 countries to campus this spring. These new arrivals contribute to FSU's global footprint, which now includes over 1,700 international students coming from approximately 120 countries and areas.
Thais Pedrete, Ph.D.
International Scholar from Brazil
The Global Citizenship Certificate (GCC) is a unique opportunity for undergraduate students at Florida State University to develop important global competencies.
By engaging in a combination of academic coursework and intercultural experiences, students gain intercultural communication skills and develop a deeper knowledge of global issues.
