Announcements and Events
Upcoming Events:
What: Master Printmakers: The Italian Renaissance and Its Modern Legacy
When: January 20 - May 20
Where: UVa Art Museum
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What: Components of Sienese Altarpiece on View at Museum
When: March 2 to May 27
Where: UVa Art Museum
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New Publication:
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International Resources
- U.Va. International
A portal featuring information on all international activities and initiatives at U.Va.
- International Studies Office
The ISO provides services and resources for all University students, scholars, faculty, and staff. The ISO manages education abroad programs and activities, the International Students and Scholars Program, and the Lorna Sundberg International Center. - International News Archive
- International Faculty Expertise Page (Faculty and Staff Only)
News
4/23: Vietnam Ambassador Discusses Hanoi's View of the World
Vietnam's ambassador to the United States touched on foreign policy, economic reforms and the potential effects of climate change in a wide-ranging talk Friday at U.Va.
4/20: Jefferson Trust Grants to Support 13 Projects at the University of Virginia
The University of Virginia Alumni Association's seventh annual Jefferson Trust grants will help develop a global leadership program for young women, benefit an online program to improve students' writing and fund a publication aimed at mentoring African-American students in higher education, among other projects.
4/17: Human Rights in France Topic of Seminar
Immigration, diversity and the League of Human Rights in France will be the topic of a free seminar today at the University of Virginia's Center for International Studies.
4/16: Vietnam's Ambassador to U.S. Speaks Friday
Vietnam's ambassador to the United States, Nguyen Quoc Cuong, will discuss the 11th congress of his country's Communist Party and its impact on foreign and domestic policy Friday in a speech at the University of Virginia.
4/12: Symposium To Address Blurring of Genres in Middle Eastern, South Asian Women's Writing
Sometimes a biography reads like a novel, and vice versa. A University of Virginia symposium Monday on Middle Eastern and South Asian Women's Writing will consider why that is.
4/10: Ethnic Cleansing To Be Topic of Two Free Talks at U.Va.
The University of Virginia is hosting a Stanford University expert on eastern European history Thursday and Friday for two free talks about ethnic cleansing.
4/06: Irish Ambassador Michael Collins Seeks Investment, Tourism for his Homeland
Speaking at U.Va., Irish ambassador Michael Collins invited the Emerald Isle's diaspora to reconnect with their roots and come home for a visit, and asked American industry to invest in an Erin future.
4/05: Asia Institute Picks Winning Lesson Plans
Lessons on Japanese culture and history will find their way into Virginia classrooms in the near future, thanks to the Asia Institute at the University of Virginia.