You can get information on numerous non-U of M study abroad programs, as well. Consider ISTC as a clearinghouse of information on international travel. Their office can provide you with a broad range of information about international work, study, and travel possibilities. They house an impressive resource library of books, travel guides, maps, student theses, scholarship work abroad databases, and other relevant materials. They also carry discounted travel products.
Many students look for experiences abroad that are related to their majors.
You may be interested in finding out about an international internship or other work possibilities, a professional conference, or a specialized course or workshop abroad. Your academic adviser or major program chair can help you get started. They may refer you to other faculty in your major, as well as to fellow students who may have had, or may be planning, a similar experience. If you don't know who your program chair is, ask your academic adviser. Finally, you may be interested in applying for financial support to help fund your international experience.