Students

Global Studies has a range of resources available to students interested in issues of global concern. Among them are:

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Summer 2008 Arabic & Persion Immersion Program (APIP) June 14 - August 9, 2008. Offering beginning, intermediate and advanced Arabic; beginning and intermediate Persian.

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• Through the Global Studies, Teaching, and the Curriculum program, teachers can earn a master's degree with a global studies focus or participate in a 12-credit Advanced Program of Studies certificate for university special students.

• All students will be interested in our list of Global Studies course lists -- for the current and upcoming semesters;

• Many will benefit from exploring Go Global! The International Careers Website, which provides information about preparing for and obtaining international work -- paid and otherwise;

• Global Studies also offers funding for graduate students through the Foreign Language Area Studies and Scott Kloeck-Jenson fellowships.

• For graduate students, Global Studies also coordinates a Global Studies Graduate Workshop and a graduate seminar (formerly the Global Studies Reading Group -- you may view a recommended reading list and syllabus from the 2004-2005 reading group);

• Global Studies, with the International Institute, sponsor a number of Research Circles involving Madison faculty and graduate students from various disciplines in the humanities and social sciences and designed to create new forms of area knowledge that cross traditional regional and disciplinary borders.

• Our library also offers a variety of resources that may be of use to students, faculty and researchers.

If you would like to learn more about Global Studies and its activities, add your name to our Global Happenings e-mail list or telephone the Global Studies office at 265.2631.

Global Studies 301 Ingraham Hall 1155 Observatory Drive University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison WI 53706 Ph 608.265.2631 Fx 608.265.2633 info@global.wisc.edu