Federal, State & Private Research Awards
2019-20 Federal, State & Private Research Awards: $250,056,596
Campuses/Centers/Programs
In Fall 2020, there were 42,587 students enrolled at the university's main campus in Tallahassee; 1,002 at the university’s branch campus in Panama City, Florida; and 364 at the branch campus in the Republic of Panama.
FSU International Programs has over 60 years of experience and ranks 11th in the nation in providing students with extraordinary study abroad experiences. We offer a variety of study abroad opportunities, including year-round programs at our four permanent study centers in London, England; Florence, Italy; Panama City, Republic of Panama; and Valencia, Spain and summer-specific programs in various locations around the world. Students can study or intern abroad for any fall, spring, spring break, or summer semester during their time at FSU. We also offer the unique First Year Abroad program, giving freshmen the opportunity to spend their entire first year abroad. Our programs can meet major and minor requirements, allowing students to earn FSU credit and continue on their degree path while making the most of small class sizes, individualized attention, and the chance to use a wide range of diverse cities as their textbooks. All classes are taught by FSU faculty in English, with the exception of foreign language courses.
The Office of Distance Learning (ODL) provides leadership, policy guidance, faculty support and development, and other resources to promote, implement, facilitate, and assess University initiatives related to teaching enhancement and technology-mediated learning environments that support student academic achievement. ODL faculty and staff members collaborate with distance learning faculty and teaching assistants to promote instructional excellence at The Florida State University through the use of effective educational and communications technologies; evidence-based instructional principles and strategies; and research studies on teaching innovations.
The Florida State University Center for Academic & Professional Development (CAPD) is the continuing education and academic program outreach entity for the campus, the community, and students. Housed in the Augustus B. Turnbull III Florida State Conference Center, the experienced staff of CAPD support a variety of learning opportunities as they provide services to colleges, departments, and students on campus and online.