Academic Programs - MIIS

Mini-Monterey Model:

Join the MIIS Cyber Collaborative, MIIS Cyber Security Working Group, and the MIIS Financial Crime Management Club in conversation with MIIS alumna Brita Bayatmakou, Vice President at the Cyber & Analytics Unit at FINRA, to understand how financial and cyber crime intersect.

According to INTERPOL, financial and cyber crimes stand as the world’s foremost and rapidly escalating threats. Grasping the convergence of these two domains is essential for both national and international security professionals.

Please join us on Wednesday, November 15th for MIIS Department Trivia Night! This event is for MPA, IPD, and ITED students to get to know each other but all are welcome. Join us for a night of drinks, snacks, and fun! Trivia starts at 7pm!

Title: Can we cross? - Epistemic and linguistic lines in a school for adult learners

This is a faculty and staff only event.

Join the Institute Fellowships Team to discuss the Critical Language Scholarship (CLS)! This fellowship opportunity is a fully funded summer intensive overseas language and cultural immersion program to increase language capacity in 13 languages deemed critical by the U.S. government. Applicants must be U.S. citizens or nationals and currently enrolled at a U.S. university. CLS supported languages include: Arabic, Azerbaijani, Chinese, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Swahili, Turkish, and Urdu.

In the modern workplace, we often emphasize the importance of evidence-based decision making. As a global professional, you may be asked to collect, analyze, and present primary and secondary data to decision makers and influencers. It’s important to convey information in a manner that is easily understandable to your audience. Your data should tell a story that engages your audience and urges them to action. In this workshop, we will define what we mean by data visualization, look at examples of effective and less effective visualizations, and walk through some easy steps to create your own.

The Fall Forum is a flagship tradition at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies that provides an opportunity for students and the wider community to participate in and witness a multilingual conference and learn how professional language services play a pivotal role in its success. The topic of this year’s Fall Forum is “Food: A Shared Language”.

The Fall Forum is a flagship tradition at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies that provides an opportunity for students and the wider community to participate in and witness a multilingual conference and learn how professional language services play a pivotal role in its success. The topic of this year’s Fall Forum is “Food: A Shared Language”.

Dr. Lubomir Sklenka will have open office hours for students to drop by and talk about the Nuclear Research Reactor course taking place in Prague and Vienna in January 2024.