University of Tennessee students in the Academy for Global Scholars attended the annual Society for International Development Conference. SID-Washington’s first-ever […]

A recent research published by UT researchers looked into attitudes, practices, and zoonoses awareness among the traders and consumers of bushmeat in northern Uganda.

On Tuesday, October 13, the University of Tennessee in collaboration with Study Tennessee, hosted a webinar for the U.S. Department of State EducationUSA representatives to place Tennessee on the world map as a premier higher education option for international students.

The Academy for Global Scholars (AGS), a program for first-year students that provides them with a unique opportunity for global engagement and individual growth, welcomed 22 students to its inaugural class.

Four recent graduates from the University of Tennessee have been accepted to participate in the 2020 Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program.

Dear campus community, Yesterday afternoon, SEVP (the Student and Exchange Visitor Program) rescinded the guidelines announced on July 6, limiting […]

July 15 Update: ICE published a FAQ for SEVP Stakeholders about COVID -19.  July 14 Update: Government Rescinds Controversial International […]

Dear international students, Likely you have heard the temporary policy announced July 6 by the Department of Homeland Security that […]

The Center for Global Engagement recently announced six students as the new McClure Scholars and one student to receive the […]

You don’t have to be on campus to show Volunteer pride. UT international student, Yuxiang Xie from China, donated 100 surgical masks and an infrared thermometer to the international house.