Tennessee Tech has launched a new study abroad management software to modernize applications and improve how international programs are managed on campus. Tennessee Tech Director of the Center for Global Experiences Dr. Amy Miller said the system was adopted to support ongoing study abroad operations. “We desperately needed a study abroad management software so that students could go through the workflows on their own, and it would be more automated,” Miller said. Students log in using their Tennessee Tech credentials and can browse programs, review costs, and submit applications through a single portal. “If we can make ours at Tennessee Tech as simple as possible, that just makes the whole process easier,” Miller said.