UGA’s International Education Week 2019 is scheduled for November 18-22, 2019. In an effort to provide programs and services that prepare UGA students for a global society, ISL plans a week-long schedule of events that introduce important international education and intercultural learning opportunities on campus. Further, the IEW schedule includes opportunities to celebrate the diversity and contributions of our international campus community.

This event is a way for us to showcase the international diversity and representation on our campus and celebrate the different cultural backgrounds at UGA.

Join ISL, student organizations, and campus departments from across UGA as we celebrate the kick-off of International Education Week 2019! This event is free to the UGA community and will include activities, food, performances, and other fun events that showcase the international diversity at UGA.

Career Center representatives will be available in 210 Memorial Hall to assist students with translating their international experiences into meaningful resume items. International students and domestic students are invited to take advantage of this tailored career advice!

The Office of Global Engagement would like to invite all students to come learn more about UGA Exchange programs by personally interacting with UGA exchange student alumni and current international exchange students here on campus!

Did you know that UGA offers multiple opportunities to learn a new language? Come and learn about many of the different language programs as well as interact with faculty and staff from the different language programs on campus – and learn a few words, too!

Candace has spent a decade researching courage, and she creatively merges that research with her experiences leading marketing teams at Chipotle Mexican Grill and traveling the world solo. She leverages this unique combination of expertise to help youth and young adults find their own courage — to lead, to travel and to be themselves.

Learn about the experience of an international student in their journey to UGA for their degree. This simulation is for students, faculty, and staff who want to learn more about what international students experience prior to arriving at UGA for their academic career.

Taiwo Akinyemi, a graduate student from Nigeria studying Microbiology in Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, will lead the next Discussions without Borders series at the University of Georgia, presenting on personal perspectives about his experience and knowledge of Nigeria’s education system as well as introducing interesting questions that fuel his curiosity for the future.

Enjoy several UGA musical ensembles performing cultural music selections from around the world.

Tea Talks provide students and faculty at UGA to come together to discuss a culturally relevant topic in an intimate and comfortable setting. The goal of Tea Talks is to raise awareness and educate the public on a socio-cultural issue, and to facilitate a dialogue on the topic.

Join us as we hear from Professor Cindy Hahamovitch (UGA History Department) on the challenges facing immigrant workers around the world.

Dan Beaudry, former head of campus recruiting at Monster.com, shares the potent job search system used by many international students to find U.S. employment.

Test your knowledge and meet new people at Global Trivia! Refreshments, prizes, and fun will be provided.

Global Dawgs is a training workshop for UGA faculty and staff to explore and develop intercultural competency and communication skills. It also allows for participants to learn more about international students at the University and learn best practices to support international students on campus. Participants will learn effective intercultural communication skills and develop a toolkit of resources to best support international students and develop an intercultural perspective. Pre-registration is required.