GSC Resources

GSC Resource Library

To borrow materials not available online, please contact global@pitt.edu for full lending procedures.

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LibGuides

The University of Pittsburgh libraries and collections (www.library.pitt.edu) provide an abundant amount of information and services to the University’s students, faculty, staff, administrators, and researchers. The University’s 26 libraries and collections contain over 6 million volumes. In addition, they include more than 5.5 million pieces of microforms, and over 130,000 current serials. Below are some relevant subject guides and useful resources compiled by University librarians.

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Page Gobal Academic Partnership (GAP)

 

GAP AY 2012-13 Guidelines

The Global Studies Center (GSC) is pleased to announce the annual Global Academic Partnership (GAP) grant competition, which will award two grants of $20,000 each, generously sponsored by the Office of the Provost and the University Center for International Studies (UCIS). Visit this link for descriptions of previously funded GAP awards.

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University Partner Links

Page Global Studies Student Ambassadors (GSSA)

Awardees are expected to begin their fellowship as soon as classes begin in the term, and are required to work a maximum of 10 hours per week. The scholarship amount will be credited to the student's PeopleSoft account for the award term.

Page Undergraduate

 

Students enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh have two options to integrate the study of global issues into their academic course of study, either a certificate or major in Bachelor of Philosophy in International and Area Studies (BPHIL in IAS)- Global Studies track.

Page Graduate

 

Page Past Workshops

Islam and Culture around the World

Page Alumni

We know the path to securing an international career is rarely straight. We’ve developed a site, Global Guide, for alumni and students to help with the search for the perfect job. Please let us know if it helped with your job search and help us fill in the gaps when you see an obvious resource missing. Also, our students will value your mentorship so let us know if you can help with securing internships and volunteer opportunities at your current place of employment. We rely on alumni to provide us with information about their careers, accomplishments, and further education.

Page Staff

Director 
Professor Nancy Condee
4103 Wesley W. Posvar Hall
412-648-7409
condee@pitt.edu
 
Associate Director
Dr. Thomas Allen
4106 Wesley W. Posvar Hall
412-624-3487
tfa3@pitt.edu
 
Assistant Director
Academic Advisor
Elaine Linn
4102 Wesley W. Posvar Hall
412-648-2113
eel58@pitt.edu
 

Page Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowship (FLAS)

Undergraduate Student FLAS Academic Year Applications

The Global Studies Center is pleased to announce the competition for Foreign Language and Area Studies Fellowships for the University of Pittsburgh 2012-13 Academic Year. The FLAS Fellowship is a prestigious award that enables the recipient to devote full time to undergraduate study. The Global Studies Center will award three undergraduate fellowships for the academic year. FLAS-eligible languages include: Arabic, Chinese, Hindi, Hebrew, Persian (Farsi), Portuguese, Swahili, Turkish, and Urdu.

Page Heinz Fellowship

H.J. Heinz Company Foundation Fellowship

About the Fellowship

The Heinz Fellowship was established in 1982 by an endowment from the H. J.

Page Russia Today: Energy, Economics, Public Policy in Transition March 19- 21, 2010

 
A Joint course of Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Mellon course numbers: 99-334 and 90-793 (Heinz College): 3 units/ 1 credit
University of Pittsburgh course numbers:

  • BUSECN 1510 and CRN 39895 (undergraduate)
  • BIND 2300 CRN 39844 (graduate)

Dates: 5pm March 19, 2010 –  2pm March 21, 2010
Venue: Frick Fine Arts Auditorium, University of Pittsburgh

Page Workshop Series for High School Educators: Contemporary Egypt, Shaped by the Past

 

In summer 2007, a group of Western Pennsylvania educators toured Egypt to study that country's unique intersections of East and West. Based on their experiences and professional expertise, this free workshop series has been designed to help teachers incorporate age-appropriate and culturally sensitive content into existing school curricula. 

Page Visiting Professor in Contemporary International Issues

Current UCIS Visiting Professor in Contemporary International Issues

Dr. Sami HermezDr. Sami Hermez received his PhD in Anthropology from Princeton University and held a post-doctoral fellowship at St. Antony’s College, University of Oxford.  Dr. Hermez was also a Visiting Research Fellow at the Zentrum Moderner Orient and the Collaborative Research Center, Humboldt University, both in Berlin.

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