News & Events

Division of Global Engagement Events

Iran Beyond the Headlines: Revolutionary Politics, Foreign Relations, and Prospects for Peace/Day 2

Oct

23

Iran Beyond the Headlines: Revolutionary Politics, Foreign Relations, and Prospects for Peace/Day 2

Oct 23 Gerlinger Hall
Representing Central Asia in the Academy: Methodologies of Teaching and Scholarship

Oct

23

Representing Central Asia in the Academy: Methodologies of Teaching and Scholarship

Oct 23 McKenzie Hall
Info Session: AI, Tech, and Sustainability in Dublin

Oct

28

Info Session: AI, Tech, and Sustainability in Dublin

Oct 28 McKenzie Hall
College of Education Study Abroad Info Session

Oct

28

College of Education Study Abroad Info Session

Oct 28 Lokey Education Building
Study Abroad Scholarships Workshop

Oct

28

Study Abroad Scholarships Workshop

Oct 28 Peterson Hall
Division of Global Engagement Open House

Oct

29

Division of Global Engagement Open House

Oct 29 Oregon Hall
Wine Marketing in Siena Info Session

Oct

30

Wine Marketing in Siena Info Session

Oct 30 to be announced
Global Opportunities Fair

Nov

3

Global Opportunities Fair

Nov 3 Lillis Business Complex
Boren Scholarship Workshop

Nov

3

Boren Scholarship Workshop

Nov 3 Anstett Hall
Tropical Ecology in Ecuador Info Session

Nov

3

Tropical Ecology in Ecuador Info Session

Nov 3 Fenton Hall

Cross-Cultural Events on UO Campus

UO names first Frohnmayer Fellow for Oxford trip

Article by Caitlyn Kari originally featured in Around the O on March 16, 2016.

Clark Honors College senior Rachel Grant, a double major in Japanese and economics with a minor in Asian studies, has been selected to take part in The Oregon-Oxford International Human Rights Project as the UO’s first-ever Frohnmayer Fellow.

Freedom Fighter: Stricken by refugees’ plight, anthropologist gets involved

Story originally found in Cascade: Magazine of the UO College of Arts and Sciences by Jim Murez.

Ducks Abroad

Story originally in the Oregon Quarterly by Chloe Huckins.

International off-campus study is no longer a luxury for the few. With support from Global Education Oregon, more students than ever are gaining personal, professional, and academic benefits from studying abroad.

UO lands in the top 20 for its Peace Corps volunteers

Editor's Note: This article was first published in Around the O on Thursday, February 18, 2016.

The University of Oregon landed at No. 16 in the nation for the number of Peace Corps volunteers from large universities in the United States. The university currently has 35 alumni volunteering with the organization worldwide.

APRU Global Health Video Competition

APRU is inviting students at the University of Oregon to participate in a new and exciting initiative for students - the first annual APRU GLOBAL HEALTH CASE COMPETITION

New Zealand's University of Otago invites students to study abroad

As part of the University of Otago's commitment to IIE's Generation Study Abroad, it is offering study abroad applicants from the UO the opportunity to apply for one of three housing scholarships (the value of which is $4,465 NZD each) at the University of Otago in Second Semester, 2016. The deadline for Second Semester applications is April 30.
Professor in race to save ancient Yemeni texts

Editor's Note: This sotry was originally featured on February 5, 2016 in UO in the News.

Saudi alumna’s gift launches new Global Health Program

Editor's Note: This story was originally published on February 1, 2016 in Around the O.

A significant gift from Aisha Almana, a UO graduate, hospital executive and prominent feminist, will create new international opportunities in education and global health at the University of Oregon.

Galvan, Benjaminson complete Washington D.C. visit

UO Vice Provost for International Affairs, Dennis Galvan and OIA Senior Advisor for Global Partnerships, Eric Benjaminson met with U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley at Washington D.C.

The informal meet allowed the university representatives to receive feedback on UO's international strategy, discuss university engagements and successes, and to coordinate with Senator Merkley on how UO international engagement can enhance the state and advance US foreign policy goals.

Advisory on Zika virus

Dear UO Faculty, Students, and Staff,

A global watch is underway as the Zika virus has begun spreading throughout Central and South America and the Caribbean.

According to news reports, there have been 31 documented Zika cases in the U.S. (11 states and the District of Columbia), though in all of those cases people got infected elsewhere.