The University of New Hampshire is thrilled to celebrate International Education Week with UNH’s 1,000-plus international student and scholars, and the global programs that enrich the student experience, campus life and local communities. The festivities begin on Saturday, November 3rd with the UNH Powwow and culminate with the high energy antics of Diwali on Sunday, November 11th  (tickets sell out, so pick them up early in the MUB).  Read More

In Conant Hall, "Global Education Center" sign with inset of Kerryellen VromanFrom my new office on the third floor of Conant Hall, I am looking out onto the changes that the fall season is bringing to our beautiful campus.  Change has been the theme of this past year.  Read More

Inspired to Teach Immigrants after Fulbright Year in Austria    Read More

Faraz Mehdi, originally from India, still recalls his first day on campus, arriving at the Amtrak train station on a rainy day in the fall of 2006 to begin his PhD in Mechanical Engineering.  Read More

Thanksgiving comes early to the Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research (HCUR) each year when our senior undergraduate researchers, newly returned from their summers abroad, send their thanks to the generous donors who funded their work.  One hundred percent of the funding for the HCUR’s international research awards (up to covering the full expenses for a summer of research abroad) comes from donor gifts.  Read More

(l. to r.) Hannah Morin-Roy, Marisa Scampoli and Jordan Lavallee with Global Partners in Hope in TogoIn the small west African country of Togo children have a 52% chance of dying before the age of five according to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF).  Read More

In the spring and summer of 2018, eight UNH faculty members, recipients of GEC Faculty International Development Grants travelled abroad to conduct fieldwork, explore the development of a study abroad program and research opportunities, present papers, teach a class, and to perform as a guest artist. They traveled to countries in Africa, Europe, and Asia. Read more about their international engagement from the grantees' travel report, with synopsis below:  Read More

For some students, it’s a part of college as important as living in a dorm or studying a certain subject: taking a term or even a year to study abroad. Each year, some 700 Wildcats travel, taking advantage of the more than 500 programs UNH partners with in 39 different countries, on every continent except Antarctica.https://www.unh.edu/unhtoday/2018/05/worldview  Read More

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