International Center

Santa Fe College encourages all students to become global citizens.

In addition to having students from every county in the state of Florida, Santa Fe College has a strong and vibrant international student population, with students representing nearly 100 countries from around the world. The International Center, located in Building S, is where both domestic and international students can interact and get the services they need. From F-1 Visa support, to advising, study abroad opportunities and more, SF opens doors to a whole new world.

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International Student Services (ISS)

ISS helps students and their families with visas and related immigration issues. We are committed to providing the best support to F-1 students.

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International Student Support and Advising (ISSA)

ISSA supports international students, and offers services to prospective students interested in continuing their education.

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Foreign Languages

Open the door to a new culture by learning a new language! International students can take English for Academic Purposes (EAP).

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International Education

Learn about history, politics, culture, language and economics beyond the United States. You can earn a certificate in International Studies.

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Study Abroad

Gain international experience for success in the global job market during one of our two-week trips, all while earning course credit.

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Developing Global Citizens

Join host Dr. Vilma Fuentes in a podcast that highlights International Education at Santa Fe College.

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International Grants

100,000 Strong in the Americas

Santa Fe College received a 100,000 Strong in the Americas grant from the U.S. Department of State to implement a virtual and face-to-face exchange program with students from the Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje (SENA) in Cartagena, Colombia.

Capacity Building

Santa Fe College received a Capacity Building Grant from the U.S. Department of State in order to develop and implement a biotechnology internship program in Brazil.

Community College Administrator Program

The Community College Administrator Program (CCAP) is a six-week program of study for higher education administrators from post-secondary vocational and technical institutions in foreign countries.

Small Diplomacy Grant

Santa Fe College is honored to receive a Small Diplomacy Grant from the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv in order to encourage American and Ukrainian youth to engage each other in a conversation about inclusive education and how to prevent harassment.

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