| | Friday, November 8 | Fall Semester 2019
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This is our time to shine and celebrate all the benefits of international education - a celebration of the diversity of peoples, ideas and experiences that are Miami. In this spirit of Love and Honor, a range of activities and events have been planned to celebrate International Education Week at Miami University.
Keep reading for more details about the upcoming happenings that are part of Miami University’s International Education Week.
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| | Monday | November 11, 2019
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Find your next #MiamiOH leadership experience! Participate in interactive activities while learning about upcoming leadership and employment opportunities and enjoying light refreshments.
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| | Tuesday | November 12, 2019
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Join an educational session to learn strategies for finding and securing internships that contribute to your academic objectives, as well as applying for Curricular Practical Training (CPT) work authorization.
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| | Thursday | November 14, 2019
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MacMillan Hall, Room 212 | 5:30 pm
Latin American Studies faculty will tell stories of resistance through song or music. Stories will be drawn from the news, experiences in the field, lived experience, and from historical heroes in the Americas.
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Oxford Community Arts Center | 7:00 - 9:30 pm
Utpola Borah, a vocalist from Assam, India and her group of international musicians will perform music from India and Bangladesh, covering traditional and classical pieces. A reception with Indian food will follow the performance.
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| | Friday | November 15, 2019
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Shideler Hall, Room 152 | 3:00 - 5:00pm
During this fun-filled showcase, students will tell their study abroad stories, winners from the IEW Contest will be announced, prizes will be awarded, and student groups will perform.
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Shriver Center, Dolibois Room | 4:30 - 8 pm
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| | Saturday | November 16, 2019
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McGuffey Hall, 322 | 6:00 - 9:00 pm
Not only will it be a showcase of food from around the continent, but also a chance to immerse yourself in what it means to be African. This year's theme is: What It Means to be African Now. Come and learn from your fellow students about their experiences and growth as an African.
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Global Lunch Series: China, India, Vietnam, South Korea, Brazil
Monday - Friday, November 18-22 | Western Dining Hall
Diversity Affairs Council, Global Holiday Party
Tuesday, November 19 | Shriver Center
Discover Islam
Wednesday, November 20 | Hall Auditorium
ISSS Thanksgiving Dinner
Thursday, November 21 | Shriver Center
Taste of Luxembourg
Friday, November 22 | MacMillan Hall
View more upcoming events!
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Review Miami's Transfer Credit Policies
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Question: I’m planning to go Mexico during break, but my F-1 visa is expired. Can I still go?
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Two Spring 2020 Courses to Consider
IDS 154, Introduction to Study Abroad is designed for students who have committed to or are considering studying abroad. As an international student, your ability to effectively engage with people from other cultures will be useful whether or not you choose to leave the Oxford campus to further your studies.
IDS 253, Voices of Discovery – Intergroup Dialogue introduces you to the practice of sustained, facilitated discussions with your peers around identity topics such as international/domestic, religion, gender, ability and race/ethnicity. Strong communication skills, especially among diverse groups, is something employers are looking for in candidates for jobs and internships. The course also counts toward the Intercultural Perspectives requirement for the Global Miami Plan.
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