Handshake for International Students
This webinar overviews the University Career Center's Handshake system, emphasizing handy tools and features for international students. Handshake is a career management platform for UMD students and Alumni.
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International Coffee Hour
International Coffee Hour is a great way to connect with other students & scholars (both domestic and international), meet UMD staff and faculty, and enjoy coffee, tea, and snacks!
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Slice of Opportunity: Funding Your Future Abroad!
🍕 Join Us for Slice of Opportunity: Funding Your Future Abroad! 🌍Are you a student with limited financial resources who wants to study abroad but is unsure how to cover the costs? Education Abroad and the National Scholarships Office are here to help!
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Global Learning Design Sprint
Global Learning Initiatives supports faculty interested in developing global engagement options for their courses and programming through the implementation of Design Sprints.
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Lauren Hargrave
Celebrating 10 Years of Global Classrooms
For the past decade, Global Classrooms has served as a bridge between classroom aspirations and real-world impact. Join us in celebrating ten years of this innovative virtual global learning program.
Redefining Pilgrimage: The Journey to Santiago de Compostela
Spanish and Portuguese Lecturer Ginette Alomar Eldredge and the 11 students in her study abroad program trip spent spring break 2024 in Spain on a cultural pilgrimage.
Terps Abroad Roundup: ARHU Terps
The world is your classroom when it comes to studying abroad as an ARHU student.
Graduate Architecture Design Studio III
Investigations into the relationship between the man-made and the natural world including introductory issues of assembly and material value. Design of the site and the building are combined into an integral process delimiting and probing the boundaries of each and exploring their reciprocal relationship. The architect's obligations to the natural and urban contexts are explored in many dimensions including historical, typological, environmental, and physical.