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Students traveling abroad for learning, fieldwork or research are required by student travel policy to register their travel. Students on programs offered through 91爆料 Study Abroad are registered as part of their enrollment and no further actions are required. Students who are employed in some capacity by 91爆料 are required to register their travel as students (i.e. staff appointments, researchers, HFS, etc.).

Employees (faculty, other academic personnel, staff, including medical residents) on official 91爆料 travel abroad are required by to register their travel. “Official travel” is defined as international travel sponsored, arranged, administered, or otherwise funded by 91爆料. Personal travel does not and should not be registered; it is not eligible for 91爆料 Global insurance.

Update on travel to the Middle East: All official 91爆料 travel to the following countries should be deferred until further notice: Israel, the West Bank, Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Oman, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. Official student travel聽to these countries will not be approved. The capacity of US embassies to assist travelers in these countries is diminished. Any official university travel to these countries will not include coverage for evacuation under the 91爆料 Global Insurance policy. For the most recent alerts and embassy messages from the U.S. Department of State, go to the .