The UCLA International Institute leads an annual campus celebration of International Education Week (IEW), a nationwide initiative, every fall. With support from 21 UCLA sponsors and the participation of units across campus, the week of programming offers UCLA students, faculty and staff an array of events and activities that highlight international education, exchange and research. Join the celebration of UCLA's global commitment! Read more...
UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation scholars are among scientists across campus who are helping mitigate the dangers of increasing temperatures
A new UCLA course explores how social media fuels pseudoscientific theories — and how to discern fact from fiction
Each year, Brussels becomes a vibrant hub where cutting-edge research meets youthful curiosity through Science is Wonderful!, the annual science fair organized by the European Commission.
The artifacts are part of the larger Sally von Dem Hagen Collection discovered during hunting expedition in the 1970s
Public Affairs alum is teaching English while immersing herself in Kenyan culture
Luskin professor examines how migrant movements, not states, create safety in the face of structural violence.
Report by UCLA Center for Neighborhood Knowledge and Unseen finds that the Trump administration has dramatically reshaped immigration enforcement
A $50,000 grant has been awarded to UCLA to support the development of the Program in Archaeology and Global Heritage, a collaboration among the Undocumented Migration Project, the Waystation Initiative of the UCLA Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, the Interdepartmental Program in Conservation of Cultural Heritage, and the Department of Anthropology.
Two UCLA Luskin faculty members are among 16 recipients of the inaugural Global Education Awards for Internationalizing Curriculum, launched as part of UCLA's strategic goal to expand its global reach.
Study led by UCLA's Thiago Puglieri incorporates meaningful input from Amazon region's Tikuna community
A new global study analyzed walking and cycling patterns in 11,587 cities across 121 countries, revealing that some cities consistently outperform others for active transportation.
From Nov. 17–21, units across campus will host events highlighting international education, exchange and research.
