Connecting Oregon with the World
Global Engagement Units
The Division of Global Engagement advances the University of Oregon's international initiatives to enhance academic excellence and support our campus community. We connect students, faculty, and researchers with global opportunities that drive educational growth, professional development, and cutting-edge research—strengthening UO's mission as a premier public research university.
Global Education Oregon
GEO supports students studying and interning abroad with 200+ programs in 60+ countries
International Student & Scholar Services (ISSS)
ISSS supports international students and scholars coming to the UO
Global Studies Institute (GSI)
Global Studies Institute supports global faculty research engagement
Building Conflict-Resilient Law Schools: Lessons from University of Haifa's Response to October 7th
Thursday, October 23 | Jaqua 101 | 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.
How can universities maintain open, respectful dialogue during times of conflict? Following the events of October 7, 2023, the University of Haifa’s Law Faculty created “Guidelines for Free and Safe Discourse”—a model now shared at Harvard, NYU, and Cincinnati.
Join us for an engaging discussion on how these principles foster inclusion, safety, and understanding in diverse academic communities, and how they connect to UO’s own Shared Principles for Educational Events.
For questions contact Elly Vandegrift.
Explore GEO's Study Abroad Programs Map
Global Education Oregon (GEO) offers more than 200 programs in more than 60 countries. Explore the world through GEO's comprehensive program map.
Immigration Resources
The UO will continue to monitor and timely communicate any immigration updates, and their potential impact to our international, Dreamer, and undocumented students, faculty, and staff.
Global Engagement Scholarships
Global Networks at UO
Schnitzer School of Global Studies and Languages | Mills International Center | Yamada Language Center
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Partners & Affiliations
Additional Resources
Responsible Internationalization
In recent years, there have been concerns raised by the federal government over inappropriate foreign state influence on research conducted at universities in the United States. Given those concerns and the ever-changing landscape of federal regulations, we encourage all faculty and staff to look at the guidelines and requirements for foreign engagement in international research relationships and activities. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact Dennis Galvan, dean and vice provost of the Division of Global Engagement, at dgalvan@uoregon.edu.