Global Nebraska: Recent Episodes
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Global Nebraska is the umbrella name for: Global Partnerships & Initiatives (GPI), the Global Experiences Office (GEO), the International Student & Scholar Office (ISSO), and Programs in English as a Second Language (PIESL).
Here you’ll learn about majors, minors, and certificate programs with an international focus; resources available to assist international students and scholars with visas; international partnerships; education abroad possibilities; and a range of international events, opportunities, and resources that help students and faculty engage the world.
UNL's Global Education Center fosters a community of international and domestic students that helps students succeed in and out of the classroom. Learn more at global.unl.edu
Take a tour of UNL’s Global Education Center, a campus resource designed “to bring together the university community, the local community, and international partners.” Find out more here: https://global.unl.edu/
Chancellor Bennett introduces International Education Week at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, a series of events hosted on campus featuring the unique identities, cultures, and traditions practiced and lived by UNL students, faculty, and staff. Learn more about International Education Week here: https://global.unl.edu/international-education-week
On July 13, 2022, Huskers from across Rwanda met in Kigali to catch up with each other and make new connections across the country. Hosted by Senior International Officer Josh Davis, guests included alumni from the CASNR Undergraduate Scholars Program (CUSP), University Partnerships and Exchange (UPEX) Rwanda fellows, and faculty and students conducting research in Rwanda.
As another academic year comes to a close, we're thrilled to recognize 8 of our outstanding international student graduates from May 2022.
Josh Davis, associate vice chancellor for global affairs, describes the Forward Together global strategy and how it ties into Aim 4 of the N2025 Strategic Plan: Broaden Nebraska's Engagement.
Associate Vice Chancellor for Global Affairs Josh Davis reflects on the biggest successes of Global Nebraska in expanding global education and offers warm holiday greetings to Huskers around the world.
Leadership, program partners and fellows of the University Partnerships & Exchange (UPEX) Rwanda Program celebrate the completion of the program with warm remarks and reflections.
Associate Vice Chancellor for Global Affairs, Josh Davis, offers his congratulations to the fellows of the 2021 Leadership in Higher Education Program at the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture on completion of their program.
Check out highlights of the 2021 Leadership in Higher Education program and hear from fellows what the took away from the program. The LHE Program is created in partnership with the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and the Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture.
Tiffany Heng Moss (Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources) and Ron Yoder (Senior Associate Vice Chancellor of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources) are thrilled to welcome the RICA participants for the launch of the LHE program.
On May 7, we celebrated our 700+ international graduates from August 2020, December 2020 and May 2021 at our International Student Graduation Reception with the Nebraska Alumni Association.
In addition to remarks from University of Nebraska-Lincoln senior leadership, faculty and staff, some of our international grads shared their Husker journey and plans for the future.
Catch the replay of this year’s International Reception at go.unl.edu/intl2021!
Join the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Office of Global Strategies and the Nebraska Alumni Association in celebrating the accomplishments of our incredible 700+ international graduates from May 2021, December 2020 and August 2020. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/intl2021.
'The Exploration of Brazil: The Impact of Systemic Racism on Families, Schools and Communities" is one of over 20 new, highly-affordable Global Experiences Programs from the Education Abroad Office. Learn more about these programs and see the full list at https://go.unl.edu/GlobalExp.
"Passport LNK: Exploring and Engaging Diverse Cultures" is one of over 20 new, highly-affordable Global Experiences Programs from the Education Abroad Office. Learn more about these programs and see the full list at https://go.unl.edu/GlobalExp.
The Education Abroad Office, in partnership with the Office of Global Strategies, is pleased to announce the funding of 25 new virtual and global-local experiential learning programs available to students for summer and fall 2021 as alternatives to traditional study abroad programs.
Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/globalexp.
Associate Vice Chancellor for Global Affairs, Josh Davis, introduces the university's first institutional global strategy, Forward Together.
Learn more at go.unl.edu/GlobalStrategy.
Representatives from the U.S. Department of State join University of Nebraska-Lincoln Chancellor Ronnie Green to announce a new partnership. Learn more about the University Partnerships & Exchange (UPEX) Rwanda Program at https://go.unl.edu/upex
Enhance your experience at Nebraska by participating in a study, internship, research, or service learning program abroad! With many unique programs in over 70 countries, you can find the perfect fit for your academic, personal, and professional goals, as well as your budget. Programs range from a week to a full academic year. Learn more at educationabroad.unl.edu
Jessica Van Buskirk studied and volunteered in Indonesia. https://educationabroad.unl.edu/education-abroad-homepage
A journalism and global studies major had great learning experiences during trips to France, Morocco and Uganda.
A former Husker football player prepares for law school with a study abroad trip to Germany.
The University of Nebraska hosted 25 young African leaders during the summer of 2017. Fellows learned about topics ranging from agribusiness and public policy to digital media and entrepreneurship.
Programs in English as a Second Language (PIESL) provides a safe, inclusive learning environment; robust cultural programming and intercultural learning to assist English language learners in adjusting to the United States. https://www.unl.edu/piesl/home
Students from around the world discuss their experiences at the University of Nebraska.
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's international engagement activities operate at a variety of levels, including individual students and faculty members, teams and classes, programs, departments, centers, colleges, and the university as a whole. Many of our engagement activities have been and will always be carried out by individuals and without formal institutional commitments or agreements, however, the spread and effectiveness of such activities can often be enhanced through formal institutional agreements of the University with foreign institutions and agencies.
http://international.unl.edu/
Suleima Garcia takes her education to Morocco. She gives special thanks to the William H. Thompson Scholars and the Buffett Foundation for their support though the entire application process.
Welcome to the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. This video is aimed at Brazilians thinking about attending UNL, featuring many Brazilian students talking about their time here and what to expect. Voice overs and interviews in Portuguese.
Welcome to the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. This video is aimed at Brazilians thinking about attending UNL, featuring many Brazilian students talking about their time here and what to expect.