November means that one of our favorite weeks at Miami is approaching
November means that one of our favorite weeks at Miami is approaching
5 Ways to Celebrate International Education Week, Global Initiatives News | November 2019, four students taking a selfie in front of MacMillan Hall on Miami University's campus
Hi there,
November means that one of our favorite weeks at Miami is approaching quickly: International Education Week (IEW). This year, IEW takes place from November 14-November 22 and it brings a breadth of liveliness, culture, and celebration to Miami's campus in Oxford, Ohio. This is Miami's 6th year participating in the initiative developed by the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education.
Whether you're a current student, alum, or anything between, there's a way for all members of the Miami community to get involved!
Explore 5 ways to celebrate International Education Week
Monthly Highlights

8 Summer Programs Abroad


Are you considering studying abroad over the summer but not sure which program is right for you? We've compiled a list of 8 programs across various disciplines and parts of the world.
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Doctoral student explores her own identity through research abroad

Serian Jeng, a fourth year Ph.D student in the Department of Educational Leadership, is researching in Norway to better understand how to educate and empower African immigrants.


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Where in the World is Miami Wednesday: Meet an International Student from Bolivia


Meet Francisco Fabian Torres Pinell, a first-year student majoring in Mechanical Engineering, from La Paz, Bolivia.


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Staff Spotlight
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Amy Cockrell

Senior International Student Advisor

Did you know these fun facts about Amy?

  • I love national parks and I went to New Mexico in October almost entirely so I could visit White Sands National Monument and go sledding in the sand.  (Look it up, it’s a thing!)
  • I have two nephews who I love more than life, Wyatt and Weston. Yes, their names have a theme. My brother and sister-in-law are in denial.
  • I have no artistic ability but I love art. One of my favorite small museums in the world is the Rodin Museum in Paris—I love how his sculptures evoke emotions and movement. 
  • I make too many unhealthy food choices but the one I’m known for would be polar pops from the Marathon station at Spring and Locust. Sohi also knows me really well.
  • One of the things I’m most proud of is being a first generation college student.  My family didn’t have the financial means so I’m proud that my younger brother and I broke that barrier.  
  • My favorite city in the world that I’ve visited so far is Hong Kong because of how it combines a really urban environment with the amenities of beaches and mountains just a short metro ride away. And the gorgeous skyline. 
  • I’m known for my love of Christmas trees. For that reason a group of friends broke into my college dorm room and set up a Christmas tree. In October. It was great. It was also my first item I “splurged” on when I started my first full-time job after graduate school.  Not, you know, a couch. I still have that tree so purchase well made.
  • When I was very young, my mom brought my brother and I on a spontaneous weekend trip to Houston Woods Lodge for vacation. I have very vague memories of riding ponies, swimming, and coming to Oxford to shop. Little did I know that I would make it my home around two decades later.
On the Horizon
Americans Abroad Information Session Showcae + IEW Contest Awards Global Dance Party
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MUDEC Lifetime Network
students learning outside of the chateau in Luxembourg, Miami flag in front of chateau with ivy on it, student and professor learning
Over 11,000 Miamians have been a part of the 50 year tradition at the Miami University John E. Dolibois European Center in Luxembourg (MUDEC). There’s a network of alumni ready to help connect students with internships and careers upon return.

Alec Koelker

MUDEC gives Miami students internships

In August, Alec Hoelker was packing his bags, facing the unknown that comes with spending a semester abroad. In September he was wearing a press badge and taking pictures of the Grand Duke and ambassadors at the official 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of Luxembourg. How did this happen? MUDEC happened.


Study in the Heart of Europe this Summer!

Students at Miami's Luxembourg campus take Miami courses and have the ability to work toward their major and Miami plan requirements. Classes are Monday through Thursday, and Luxembourg's central location allows for easy travel across Europe. 

Earn 9 Credit Hours this Summer
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