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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

UO researchers tell why quantum mechanics, the science of the small, is a very big deal

The University of Oregon hosted an immigration information and support session in early February and will continue to monitor any immigration updates, and their potential impact to our international students, faculty, and staff, including those who are Dreamers, DACAmented, and undocumented.

University of Oregon researchers expand the human understanding of volcanic forces around the globe

Before signing up to travel to Zanzibar, Zoey Blechschmidt knew a few things about the East African country. But most importantly, she had a foundation in Swahili, the language commonly spoken there, and cultural knowledge of the geographic area, thanks to her coursework in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Join us on January 9 from 4:00 - 6:30 in the EMU Gumwood Room for a film screening of Wrestling Jerusalem and a conversation with the artist.

The Oregon Institute of Marine Biology looks back at its past, and peers ahead to its future

Study abroad celebrates record summer enrollment and new scholarships and programs

Almost a thousand international students are part of what makes the UO a worldwide destination

Programs bridge coursework and career, connecting students with hands-on experience