International Community at UMD

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!

Networking over food doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. Career Bites: How to Nourish Your Network offers UMD international students a fresh approach to building professional connections in real-world, food-focused settings.

Hosted by the School of Languages, Literatures, & Cultures, Maslenitsa is a traditional East-Slavic holiday and a greeting of spring-time. Students will perform songs and poems in Russian. Join us and enjoy a different assortment of food and pancakes!

The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan in 2021 had a severe impact on women and families, forcing many to leave their homes in search of safety. From 2011-2017, AGNR worked with women farmers and leaders in Afghanistan to help improve food security.

Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking conversation that explores anti-Black racism across diverse global contexts.

Join us for "Global Advantage: Turning Global Experiences into Career Success," where accomplished UMD alumni share how their international journeys have shaped their professional paths.

From Nov. 18-22, join us as we celebrate the incredible ways Terps connect globally! 🌍 International Education Week is all about embracing the diversity and international spirit that makes our campus shine.

This workshop is for instructors.International students bring valuable knowledge, skills, and perspectives to UMD. How can we, as instructors, ensure these students feel integral to our academic community?

The College of Arts and Humanities and International Student & Scholar Services are hosting a Mentoring Retreat for first-year international doctoral students enrolled in an ARHU program and potential faculty mentors.

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