Get ready for an incredible week! UConn is thrilled to present exciting global learning opportunities during International Education Week, happening from November 18-22. This joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education is an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide.
This year's theme, "Explore", invites students, scholars, institutions, and others to explore programs, fields of study, languages, cultures, and all the opportunities international education offers"
Don’t miss out! Check out all the events we have planned for you by clicking on the dates below!
Wednesday, November 20: Explore Hidden Gems
Exploring hidden gems in international education opens the door to many unique opportunities. Global institutions often provide personalized learning environments, fostering close-knit communities where students can build meaningful connections with peers and faculty. Smaller universities or colleges in emerging educational hubs often offer specialized programs that emphasize hands-on learning and research, enabling students to gain a deeper understanding of their fields.
Meet with a Global Student Mentor in the Union!
The Fulbright Specialist Program
grant benefits;
application process; and
examples of past Fulbright Specialist projects.
In addition, time will be available for an audience Q&A. This event will be recorded, and a recording will be shared with all registrants after the event has concluded. Be sure to register for this event!
UConn Waterbury Cultural Festival
Global Affairs Open House
EGL Leading an Abroad Program Info session
EGL Summer Programs Student Panel
EGL Explore Exchange Programs Mix & Mingle
Are you interested in studying abroad at one of EGL's exchange partner universities? On this event students will be able to meet past-participants of exchange programs as well as students from the exchange partner universities that are currently studying at UConn. Students will be able to interact and learn more from a student's perspective.