Dr. Diane Larsen-Freeman honored with fellowship, journal dedication
From study abroad to grad school, experiential learning drew this alumna back to SIT
SIT alum Amy Leap helps students broaden their perspectives through study abroad
Five reasons to earn your master’s in international relations with SIT
Bahati Kanyamanza named to U.S. Refugee Advisory Board
Five Questions on global health education with SIT alumna Yosefa Gilon
Looking for climate connections (and berries) through traditional Indigenous knowledge
‘Africa is going to give the world a sense of humanity’
4 reasons to study abroad in Africa
First Nations values and culture guide one student’s Global Master’s path
How global health education benefits future doctors
Rwanda-Uganda experience was authentic ‘exchange’
How teachers are learners, and other parting thoughts from Dr. Leslie Turpin
A home away from home in Cape Town
I grew up in a refugee camp. People like me deserve a voice in the UN
SIT Climate Change alum targets electricity grid inequity
Graphic novel targets Native representation with children’s book
World Learning, SIT professionals address importance of DEIA in language learning
Diplomacy & international relations program leads to ‘endless opportunities’
‘State of the field’