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Division of Global Engagement Events

Mapping the Motor System with Brain Stimulation

Oct

12

Mapping the Motor System with Brain Stimulation

Oct 12 Ford Alumni Center
Mapping the Motor System with Brain Stimulation

Oct

13

Mapping the Motor System with Brain Stimulation

Oct 13 Ford Alumni Center
GlobalWorks Internship Information Session

Oct

13

GlobalWorks Internship Information Session

Oct 13 Straub Hall
University Exchanges Info Session

Oct

13

University Exchanges Info Session

Oct 13 Volcanology Building
APRU: SCL Webinar Sustainable Cities and Landscapes in Real Estate

Oct

13

APRU: SCL Webinar Sustainable Cities and Landscapes in Real Estate

Oct 13
Mapping the Motor System with Brain Stimulation

Oct

14

Mapping the Motor System with Brain Stimulation

Oct 14 Ford Alumni Center
Liberal Arts in London Information Session

Oct

14

Liberal Arts in London Information Session

Oct 14 Lillis Business Complex
Jeremiah Public Lecture: "Finding Sustainable Transitions in Declining Japanese Municipalities"

Oct

15

Jeremiah Public Lecture: "Finding Sustainable Transitions in Declining Japanese Municipalities"

Oct 15 Knight Library
GEO Budgeting Abroad Workshop

Oct

21

GEO Budgeting Abroad Workshop

Oct 21 Lillis Business Complex
Iran Beyond the Headlines: Revolutionary Politics, Foreign Relations, and Prospects for Peace/Day 1

Oct

22

Iran Beyond the Headlines: Revolutionary Politics, Foreign Relations, and Prospects for Peace/Day 1

Oct 22 Gerlinger Hall

Cross-Cultural Events on UO Campus

More than 200 students from 25 universities across 16 economies gathered online this year for the sixth edition of the APRU Certificate in Global Climate Change Leadership 2026, a flagship program designed to equip emerging leaders with the knowledge, skills, and experience needed to address one of the world’s most urgent challenges: climate change.

Fulbright Scholars program sends a volcanologist, a geophysicist and a computer scientist on their next overseas adventure

The recognition highlights the UO’s work to expand access to global education for students with financial need

Short-term homestays of just a few days this fall set incoming Ducks up for success

Employees behind the program debunk common misconceptions about expense, safety and more

Federal scholarship expands access to study abroad for Pell-eligible students.

The University of Oregon has been recognized by the U.S. Department of State as a top producer of Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship recipients across the program’s 25-year history.

Fulbright Specialist Nancy Cheng teaches sustainable design, collaborates with students and professionals, explores opportunities for timber construction.

UO doctoral candidate is driven by her passion for playing cards introduced to Japan centuries ago

Megan Kunze, associate director of the UO’s Center on Brain Injury Research & Training, is an expert on applied behavioral analysis, a research-based therapy proven effective in improving the quality of care for children with autism.

From sports journalism in Dublin to media studies in Seoul, study abroad programs immerse SOJC students in global communication.