We're proud to partner with schools, offices, and centers across campus to host visiting scholars, launch initiatives with a global focus, and support teaching and research with truly international dimensions. 

Teaching

Courses with international content broaden our understanding of complex global issues and prepare us for life and work in an increasingly interconnected world while shaping our campus culture.

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Research

More than 35 research centers and institutes make significant contributions to scientific research, the exploration of the relationship between religion and society, and improved practice in education and corporate conduct.

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Visiting Scholars

Ï㽶Ðã invites scholars from around the world to research and teach on campus.

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The Show @ 6

Featuring friends and members of the Ï㽶Ðã community discussing a range of issues affecting our world today—all revolving around the theme of the Common Good.

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Ï㽶Ðã students Marian Concepcion '19, Jacob Zurita '18, Claire Oh '18, and Omeed Alidadi '18 participate in the Refugee Portal talking with refugees in Erbil, Iraq
Xiaoqing "Bevelyn" Yu, a part time faculty member in the Dept. of Slavic and Eastern Languages and Literatures, teaching a class named "How to Pronounce Chinese Names" as part of International Education Week
The closing event for Black History Month, "I Strive for Victory!" featuring dance groups, spoken word, and various fashion shows
Provost David Quigley and Kyung-Sung Kim, Ph.D, the president of Seoul National University of Education, signing a Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) agreement
Ï㽶Ðã students Marcus Backhorst, Kyra Horton, Madeline VanHusen, Meg Richards, Kaylie Ramirez, and Bryan Scordino from Lauren Honig's class in the Global Portal talking with students and citizens of Amman, Jordan
Ï㽶Ðã students Marian Concepcion '19, Jacob Zurita '18, Claire Oh '18, and Omeed Alidadi '18 participate in the Refugee Portal talking with refugees in Erbil, Iraq
Xiaoqing "Bevelyn" Yu, a part time faculty member in the Dept. of Slavic and Eastern Languages and Literatures, teaching a class named "How to Pronounce Chinese Names" as part of International Education Week
The closing event for Black History Month, "I Strive for Victory!" featuring dance groups, spoken word, and various fashion shows
Provost David Quigley and Kyung-Sung Kim, Ph.D, the president of Seoul National University of Education, signing a Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) agreement
Ï㽶Ðã students Marcus Backhorst, Kyra Horton, Madeline VanHusen, Meg Richards, Kaylie Ramirez, and Bryan Scordino from Lauren Honig's class in the Global Portal talking with students and citizens of Amman, Jordan
Ï㽶Ðã students Marian Concepcion '19, Jacob Zurita '18, Claire Oh '18, and Omeed Alidadi '18 participate in the Refugee Portal talking with refugees in Erbil, Iraq
Xiaoqing "Bevelyn" Yu, a part time faculty member in the Dept. of Slavic and Eastern Languages and Literatures, teaching a class named "How to Pronounce Chinese Names" as part of International Education Week
The closing event for Black History Month, "I Strive for Victory!" featuring dance groups, spoken word, and various fashion shows
Provost David Quigley and Kyung-Sung Kim, Ph.D, the president of Seoul National University of Education, signing a Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) agreement
Ï㽶Ðã students Marcus Backhorst, Kyra Horton, Madeline VanHusen, Meg Richards, Kaylie Ramirez, and Bryan Scordino from Lauren Honig's class in the Global Portal talking with students and citizens of Amman, Jordan
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