The UCLA International Institute will lead our annual campus commemoration of international education and exchange, International Education Week (IEW), next Monday through Friday, Nov. 16–20. Every fall, the week is observed by universities throughout the country. With support from 19 UCLA sponsors and the participation of units across campus, IEW offers UCLA students, faculty and staff an array of events, cultural performances and presentations on global issues. Learn more about International Education Week at UCLA.
The UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs is preparing to launch a two-year graduate degree program to equip globally minded problem solvers to tackle the challenges defining this century.
Discover The UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music's collaborations and programs in over 100 hundred cities around the globe!
An open-access initiative that provides high-quality digital editions of previously published scholarship on Persian literature and related themes, hosted by the Yarshater Center for the Study of Iranian Literary Traditions at UCLA.
The UCLA Pourdavoud Institute for the Study of the Iranian World's leading publication venue for innovative research on pre-Islamic Iranian history, literature, and religion
An online encyclopedia of Iranian archaeological sites hosted by the UCLA Pourdavoud Institute for the Study of the Iranian World
A foundational journal for Iranian, Near Eastern, and Central Asian studies, hosted by the Yarshater Center for the Study of Iranian Literary Traditions at UCLA.
Anthony Yates and his team are cataloging 1.2 million words in the ancient language
Tanya Ivanova-Sullivan is collaborating on the study with scholars from Germany, Israel and Norway.
Edited by Dr. Hui-shu Lee (UCLA Art History), this volume presents the most up-to-date English-language collection of essays on Taiwan's modernist art movement and its place within global modernism. The volume examines Taiwan's artistic development from the Japanese colonial era through the postwar period to the present, highlighting the island's unique geopolitical and cultural position. Featuring contributions from leading scholars of Taiwan, China, and Asian modern contemporary art history, the book creates space for dialogue between academic scholarship and artistic practice.
The MOU envisions the two parties working together on a range of academic activities.
Deanna Placa has been awarded a yearlong Newman Civic Fellowship for the 2026–27 academic year. Fellows are nominated by their president or chancellor based on their potential for public leadership and their work with communities.
The UCLA Luskin scholar's two projects will delve into migration and housing in the Americas and enrich the comparative urban planning curriculum
Drawing clues from the ring's inscription, Catherine Bonesho rebuts previous scholarship about the 2,000-year-old relic
Award recipients reflect the breadth and depth of global engagement at UCLA.
A diplomatic discussion with Kristjan Prikk, Estonia's Ambassador to the US.
A Q&A with MURP student on GIS mapping, land-use planning, and the challenges of planning for a city transformed by displacement and conflict.
UCLA MURP student Cooper Emmott reflects on his Cape Town internship advancing housing.
UCLA Luskin Center for Innovation scholars are among scientists across campus who are helping mitigate the dangers of increasing temperatures
The honor marks the second time the UCLA historian has received the rigorous Gordon K. and Sybil Lewis Book Award for her work.
A new UCLA course explores how social media fuels pseudoscientific theories — and how to discern fact from fiction
An article on how the Israel-Palestine conflict impacts Islamophobia and antisemitism in the United States
Advanced Tomorrow is facilitating an interdisciplinary “healthcare ecosphere” to revolutionize healthcare by encouraging diverse professionals to think big about how healthcare can be transformed from reactive to proactive care.
At a recent CISA talk, journalist-author Neha Dixit spoke about the lived experience of poor rural Indians who emigrate to Delhi for work, only to end up living in near-permanent economic precarity.
The baka/bacá, errant spirits on the Caribbean island of Hispaniola that turn humans into animals through sorcery, are the subject of Robin Derby's new book, “Bêtes Noires."
Consul General of Germany in Los Angeles Andrea Sasse recently visited a community-engaged course taught by UCLA professor David Kim, where she discussed issues ranging from diplomacy and intellectual curiosity to career development.
