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Office of International Affairs (OIA)

We’re here for you.

We can help you navigate your important decisions and the issues that impact international students most. Whether you are a currently enrolled student or a new student planning to attend this Fall, we are here to support you.

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Incoming Students

Over the summer, The Office of International Affairs (OIA) will email you with helpful information about attending Pratt in the Fall. We’ll also invite you to join us for live online programs that help you prepare for arrival. Meanwhile, you can find helpful information for incoming international students and explore life at Pratt via our website and social media.

Current Students

We help you stay aware as new concerns arise, changes happen, or procedures are updated. You can find great practical information here for current international students. Regular updates also go to your Pratt email address from OIA@pratt.edu. If you are traveling abroad and switching your phone number, make sure you properly set up the Duo app prior to leaving, so you can access your Pratt email.

Practical Training and Employment

Checkout all you need to know about training and employment opportunities and guidance while you are a student at Pratt. Get practical training and employment information.

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Get Extra Support

We know decisions to travel and study abroad are a deeply personal choice, and we look forward to supporting you as an international student here at Pratt. We offer daily consultation with our International Student Advisors.

More Information

Whether global or local, Pratt is a community of many supporters and allies for our international students. Here’s more information for alumni, faculty, and staff.

Faculty and staff:

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