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The South Asia Center and Nepal Studies Initiative at the University of Washington are pleased to announce the call for applications for the 2025 summer intensive Nepali language program.
Summer 2025 Program Details
This two-week… Read more
The application for the Fall 2025 UW Non-Tech in Tech Mentorship Program is now open!
This virtual program gives students the opportunity to learn from a professional in an industry of focus through a series of small group meetings (typically 6:1 student-to-mentor… Read more
The German Studies Department has introduced a new major option: German Studies: Cultural Studies.
This major provides students with intermediate to advanced competency in German, analytical skills, intercultural competence, and the ability to work across disciplines. As opposed to the German Studies major option, the Cultural Studies pathway only requires completion of the second year of German language study (GERMAN 203), making it easier for students pursuing… Read more
Don't miss out, on this fantastic event and lively discussion! Human rights, populist politics, and democracy, all in one evening.
It is our latest in the UW Department of Political Science Democracy Discussions Series.
Wed, April 30, 2025, 5:00-6:30pm Kane Hall 110… Read more
Featured opportunity: Global Fellowships Prep
Click here to register for GFP!
Open to UW undergraduate… Read more
To see the complete list, faculty, and additional information for all JSIS courses online this summer, please visit:… Read more
The UW Clean Energy Institute is currently accepting applications for the FY26 Clean Energy Education and Training Fellows (ETF) (an RA position) to support its K-14 outreach and education programs.
The ETF position is ideal for doctoral students interested in teaching, outreach, and inspiring young people with STEM opportunities as well as students wishing to build a portfolio of broader impact accomplishments and science communication skills for a public audience.… Read more
Join Josephine Ensign, the author of "Way Home: Journeys Through Homelessness", along with fellow panelists Derrick Belgarde and Sara Rankin for a discussion on homelessness and criminalization in our communities.
Last year's Supreme Court decision in Johnson v. Grants Pass allows cities to fine, ticket or arrest people for sleeping outside, even when no shelter is available. Cities are now considering how, if at all, to shift their response to homelessness and the treatment… Read more