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You know how to react when an emergency happens. But what about leading the teams responding? 🚨 Working in emergency services takes more than quick thinking. It takes strong leadership, strategic planning and the ability to make critical decisions when they matter most. If you're already working in the field and thinking about what's next in your career, UF Online's Emergency Services degree could help you take that next step. With specializations in Fire Management, EMS Management and Emergency Management, our fully online bachelor's degree is designed to help professionals build the skills needed to take on greater leadership and management responsibilities. Curious about what that could look like for you? Join us on November 5 from 12–1 p.m. for a virtual information session to explore the program and see how it could fit into your career plans. 🔗 Register at the link in our bio by @ufonline
Riley Putnal had always wanted to live abroad. She just wasn’t sure studying abroad was something she could actually do as a UF Online student. Turns out, it was! 🌎 During her senior year, this UF Online Geography student spent time in Cardiff, Wales, where her education looked a little different than it usually does. She took courses at Cardiff University, studied Welsh politics through the UF in Wales University Writing Program and got to experience another country way beyond just the classroom. There were mountain hikes, rugby matches, new coffee shops and only a few moments of hoping her remaining 20% phone battery would be enough to pull up the train ticket home. 😅 But Riley says one of the biggest things she brought back was confidence. Studying in another country gave her the chance to learn alongside people from different backgrounds, explore unfamiliar perspectives and realize she was more capable of adapting than she might have thought. And for other UF Online students who aren't sure studying abroad is even an option, Riley has one piece of advice: just ask! Sometimes the opportunities available to you are bigger (and even closer) than you realize. 🐊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 by @ufonline
Why do people do what they do? And how much of it is really about the individual? Psychology and sociology both start with people, but they can take your curiosity in very different directions. 🧠🌎 Maybe you’re interested in what shapes behavior, learning and the way we think. Or maybe you find yourself asking bigger questions about relationships, communities and the forces that shape society. If either sounds like you, join our Psychology and Sociology Virtual Information Session on October 27 to explore both UF Online degrees and see where your questions could take you. 🔗 Register at the link in our bio. by @ufonline
save this to pass your midterms 🙏 by @ufonline
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Generation after generation, it always comes back to orange and blue 🧡💙 Happy Homecoming to all our past, present and future Gators 🐊✨ by @ufonline
Think you still know the Alma Mater by heart? Here’s your chance to make sure.🎶 Homecoming week is here, so it might be time to brush up on a few very important words! Keep this one close. You’ll want it this weekend. 💙🐊 by @ufonline
Still thinking about that Gator win and this tailgate! 🏈 We loved getting to see our UF Online students and their guests before kickoff! Safe to say Saturdays with Gator Nation are always better. 🐊🫶 by @ufonline
This is what studying abroad can look like as a UF Online PaCE student! 🇦🇹🐊 While studying in Salzburg, PaCE student and linguistics major Bodi Jernigan got the chance to experience his coursework in a completely different setting. Between lectures and studying with other UF students, he explored castles and palaces, traveled on weekend trips and visited the United Nations in Vienna! But one of his favorite parts of the experience was getting to put a year of German classes into practice while actually living in Austria. From online coursework to studying abroad in Salzburg, Bodi’s experience is a great example of just how many different directions a PaCE student’s time at UF can take. by @ufonline
From plans to open a music venue to helping create guest experiences at NASA, Lacy’s career has taken her somewhere she never quite expected. 🚀 Meet Lacy Fowler, a guest experience lead with NASA’s Office of Communications. Here, Lacy plans events at Kennedy Space Center, where she puts her degree in Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management to use every day. She has helped bring more than 30 events to life at Kennedy Space Center, including coordinating logistics for an estimated 8,000 guests attending the Artemis II launch and supporting Kennedy’s Family Day, which welcomed nearly 20,000 family members of employees. For Lacy, one part of the job still hasn’t become routine. Even from about three miles away from the launchpad, watching a rocket lift off never gets old. See how she found her way into a career organizing events and welcoming employees, families and guests at one of the country’s most recognizable spaceports, all while balancing her degree through UF Online, at the link in our bio. 🔗 by @ufonline
A month into the semester and already feeling like work, classes and life are fighting for the same hours? 😵‍💫 Before the busy pace becomes your new normal, this is a good time to put a few boundaries in place. You do not need to rebuild your entire routine. These four small changes can help protect your time and energy before burnout starts creeping in. p.s. we think #3 might be the most important. 👀 by @ufonline

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