Academic Programs - MIIS

Mini-Monterey Model, an event collaborated between Chinese, Japanese and Interpretation Practicum classes. In Irvine Auditorium

Nationalism and New States in the Balkans

Info Session on January 2025 Global Course in Rwanda

Who: Instructors Marcienne Umubyeyi and Jessica Massie (MIIS alumna) will lead a 2-week training in Kigali with travel to surrounding Rwandan cities on the role of digital transformation in driving resilience in Rwanda and East Africa.

J-term Experience in Costa Rica: Participants will observe first-hand how different organizations are attending to challenges related to specified SDGs during on-site visits in Costa Rica.  Students will collect in-situ data, conduct interviews, and compile their notes, journal entries for their final deliverable during the spring showcase. 

Invite only meeting for program chairs and key administrators

Invite only meeting for program chairs and key administrators

Invite only meeting for program chairs and key administrators

Invite only meeting for program chairs and key administrators

Three alumni came together to honor the late MIIS professor, Dr. Jan Knippers Black, by posthumously publishing her famous musings in the newly published “Black’s Laws: Chewable Theory You Won’t Find in the Stacks”. The event will feature three alumni award recipients sharing their work promoting social change and protecting human rights at the local level.

MIIS Students, Faculty, and Staff are invited to join CT fellows and BIPOC Voices for a sit-down conversation with author Ava Homa.