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The Office for Global Health, Safety, and Security is responsible for overseeing the health, safety, and security of all MSU's international travelers - including Education Abroad programs and students on MSU sponsored international travel.

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Learn more about how MSU supports student health and safety on Education Abroad (EA) program and what EA participants should do to stay healthy and safe abroad.

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Students traveling abroad on MSU sponsored international travel, that is not associated with an Office for Education Abroad program, should register their international travel to take advantage of health and safety resources.

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All international travelers should take steps to maintain their health abroad by understanding public health risks associated with their destination, developing a plan to manage their health appropriately, and making healthy choices while abroad.

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Some risks are specific to the area that you are visiting while others can have an impact regardless of your destination. Make sure you are informed of all risks and mitigation strategies before you leave.

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LGBTQ students can enhance the safety and comfort of their travel by considering how local laws, culture, and social norms may affect their experience abroad. 

Aerial view of a pink flower in a gardenSexual Misconduct Abroad

MSU has resources available to those who experience sexual misconduct during international travel.