Come learn about the Pitt in South Africa Study Abroad Program for Summer 2025!

Come to the Global Hub to learn about the Pitt in South Africa study abroad program happening this summer. The event will be hosted by the Global Experiences Office (GEO) and the co-directors of the trip, John Stoner and Jennifer Keating. All interested students are welcome, and cookies will be served!

The annual ISSS-IS Conference will be held at the University of Pittsburgh from October 24th through October 26th. With participants representing 27 countries, the conference features 38 panels on topics ranging from the use of nuclear weapons to gender warmaking to the strengths and weaknesses of international law to the role of traditional and new media in contemporary international security environment. This conference will feature several panels on security problems in and around Latin America, Africa, Russia and Eastern Europe, and Asia.

Are you a graduate student looking to broaden your international experience? Join us for “International Experiences, Funding, and Best Practices for Success”—an interactive session designed to equip you with the tools and knowledge to navigate global opportunities confidently. This event will feature insights from Emmy at GSPIA, a representative from the Nationality Rooms, and current students who have successfully pursued international internships.

Join the Center for African Studies and the African Graduate Students Union for a forum highlighting the cultural differences African students experience upon moving to America. Topics discussed include race-related issues that impact African students' academic journey and well being and insights on how to navigate these and similar challenges. The panelists will also share their individual experiences. Come learn, network and enjoy some African dinner!

Join us for a special guest lecture with Dr. Samuel Tefara, visiting professor from Addis Ababa University!

Explore summer graduate internship opportunities in African countries! Hear from others who have completed internships abroad previously. Open to all fields of study.

This collaborative and hands-on professional development workshop aimed at North Allegheny Senior High School teachers will guide educators in the creation of a comprehensive and engaging Global Studies curriculum for grades 6-12. The workshop will explore strategies to enhance students’ understanding of global issues, intercultural perspectives, and critical thinking skills.

Rwanda’s genocide is well documented as one of the worst in recent African history. Happening in 1994 in approximately 100 days, it was a dark time in the history of Rwanda, East Africa and Africa. 30 years later in 2024, what is going on in Rwanda? What are the narratives and counternarratives being passed on to future generations? What are the sociopolitical relations among the people of Rwanda? In this photographic journey, Leonora Anyango, Ph.D. will talk about her recent trip to Rwanda and her experiences as she traversed the country.

Join us for an informative session on the Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) Fellowship, an excellent funding opportunity for undergraduate and graduate students who are committed to language study and international expertise. This session is designed to help students understand the application process, benefits, and unique experiences that come with being a FLAS Fellow.  A great opportunity to ask questions and get advice directly from fellows.