Academic Programs - MIIS

Have a research idea? Interested in citizen diplomacy? Desire language and cultural immersion? Want teaching experience? Fulbright may be right for you!

Join us to learn about Fulbright’s fully funded international fellowship opportunities. You will gain an overview of the fellowship options, application timeline, and hear from Fulbright alumni!

U.S. Citizenship required to apply.

Join HRI Director of Operations, Maija West, as she discusses paid internship opportunities and how HRI works toward a more resilient future by bridging Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspectives. This includes addressing historical and ongoing harms by facilitating a framework for repair. Will you be the next MIIS intern to work with Maija and HRI?

Kristen Hecht (‘05) is coming to campus on Thursday to talk about security careers (terrorism financing, crypto crime, sanctions evasion.

TLM students, staff, and faculty are invited to a friendly social hour to eat, socialize, and enjoy among peers.

TLM Students are invited to a lecturer with localization industry specialist, Harold Teng. More details will be published soon on the TLM Microsoft Teams channel.

Mandatory graduating student information meeting for those planning to graduate in May or August 2024. Information surrounding commencement will be presented. Join us in person at Irvine Auditorium or join virtually via Zoom (link will be sent by email to all graduating students.

Talk on “Challenges in Advancing Democracy and Resilience in Georgia: Insights for EU, NATO Integration”

Talk on “Regional Security Challenges: View from Georgia”

Guest Speaker: Kathryn Smart, staff interpreter.

Kathryn Smart will present the Court, how it fits into the EU structure, and the sort of cases the Court hears. She will also focus on languages and interpreting at the Court.
This “Meet the Court” session is also meant to be interactive and is mainly an opportunity for students to discuss with experienced staff interpreters. Therefore, students are invited to prepare and ask questions during the second hour of the talk.

TLM students are encouraged to attend the TLM Townhall (Pt 2) which is a follow up to the Fall Townhall and is an opportunity for early feedback in the semester. Townhall is a place for students to come and join a moderated discussion and give feedback about the TLM program. The Program Chair will be addressing the feedback implementations and updates from last townhall, as well. A pizza lunch and beverages will be provided to in-person attendees. Zoom will be available for remote attendees.