News Archive

The Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) wraps up a busy year of activities in 2019. Learn more about the YSEALI Institutes and Alumni Summit in Vietnam.

Fall 2019 was full of awesome engagement opportunities for international students, with more to come in the Spring.

A total of $5,000 will be awarded to one or more news organizations or individual reporters who propose the best plans to cover a global story of importance to Nebraskans; deadline is Jan. 31.

Omar Torres Fernández, Dean of International Business at Universidad Anáhuac Xalapa presents: Sustainable Development Goals for Higher Education: Universidad Anáhuac Xalapa; Nov. 20.

Are you thinking about what classes you want to take next semester? Have you thought about how your major works on a global perspective?

Our annual International Programs Open House, in celebration of International Education Week.

As a double major in Black Studies and Sociology, Clarice Dombeck felt like everything aligned perfectly when she was awarded the 2019 Nene Field Ambassador Scholarship to travel to Dakar, Senegal.

UNO's International Programs unit hosted the one-week conference for academic leaders from five institutions of higher education in Nigeria.

Faculty enjoyed professional training, research, and cultural excursions through UNO's International Professionals Development Program.

New projects and connections led by the efforts of Center Director Sher Jan Ahmadzai have impacts in Afghanistan and beyond.

Students from around the globe study Intensive Language at UNO thanks to the Fulbright Program.

Challenge yourself in a brand new way by studying abroad! With over 1,000 study abroad options, Education Abroad can help you take your education global.

The group will spend two weeks practicing English, touring Omaha, staying with host families, and touring Western Nebraska and South Dakota.

A dual degree program between UNO and Guangzhou College of Commerce launches this summer and fall.

Delia Hill has high hopes to change the development of urban planning in Omaha with the help of her study abroad experience in the Netherlands and the Benjamin A. Gilman scholarship.

Studying abroad has a reputation for being life-changing, to the point where it impacts students desire to go abroad again. For Kelsey Nekl, this couldn’t be truer.

The University of Nebraska's 2019 Global Engagement report highlights the work of faculty, alumni and programs across the University's four campuses.

Gabriela Amador (College of Education), Paige Cody (Arts and Sciences) and Samantha Sack (College of Arts and Sciences / College of Education) will spent the next academic year as teaching assistants in Spain, Taiwan and Peru.

Interested in meeting international students and learning about other cultures? Apply to be a global diplomat!

Getting an education abroad is an important decision to make, especially when navigating program options and finances. However, Kyliesha Peak is living proof that despite out of control circumstances, going abroad can be possible for anyone.

Research on education abroad demonstrates the central role of ‘cultural mentoring’ to help students develop intercultural awareness and competence, especially as they study and live in increasingly diverse environments, and engage in the global workplace after graduation.

As Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Life is a journey, not a destination.” For Jorge Nieto, this quote rings particularly true when reflecting on his path to academic success.

Annie Pforzheimer, Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs, will talk to students about her experiences in the Foreign Services on February 25.

Still considering adding studying abroad to your academic career? Whether you want to go abroad for two weeks on a faculty-led program with fellow UNO students or adventure independently for an entire academic year (or anything in-between), we have the right option for you.

Ellie Sjogren, a junior in the College of Education, was awarded the 2018 Nene Field Ambassador Scholarship to Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland.