Each Global Bryn Mawr e-newsletter brings together informative news articles about academic programming, travel and cultural opportunities, exchange programs, and much more.
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Posted November 19th, 2018
Graduate students are part of a long tradition of international studies at the college. Read more about their research and decision to attend Bryn Mawr.
Posted November 1st, 2018
The six-week program provides students with a full French immersion experience.
Posted October 28th, 2018
Kai McGinn '21 reflected on her experience learning and traveling abroad.
Posted October 28th, 2018
Philadelphia-area educational leaders shared expertise and exchanged ideas with visitors.
Posted October 24th, 2018
"I had an amazing experience this summer in Transylvania which would not have been possible without the support I received from my advisors and Bryn Mawr."
Posted October 24th, 2018
"Reconsider your comfort zones. Going overseas can sound intimidating, but the experience really offers a new perspective."
Posted October 5th, 2018
This English-based, spring semester experience allows students to take three or six courses at the University, including Welsh language lessons.
Posted October 1st, 2018
Bryn Mawr College partners with Sijal Insitute in Amman, Jordan to pilot a three-week study program for Bi-Co Arabic language students.
Posted September 5th, 2018
Assistant Professor Carolina Hausmann-Stabile, Julie Riese, M.S.S. ’18, and current student Elyse Tierney all spent time in Chile this summer working with the organization.
For Sixth Summer, Lagim Tehi Tuma Fellowship Offers Students Unique Partnership Opportunity in Ghana
Posted August 17th, 2018
This year’s Bi-Co fellows were Ian Ogalla '21 from Haverford College and Bryn Mawr students Titi Bekele '19, Rihana Oumer '19, Avery McNair '19, and Maria Vivanco '19.