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South Africa Week

Following the success of International Education Week 2017 and our campus-wide experience of "living Danishly,"our community will explore South Africa from November 12-16 as we "meet" in another culture here on campus.

South Africa Programming

Apply Early for Fall '19 Abroad

There are lots of great reasons to apply early for fall study abroad, including shorter wait-times for advising and a fine piñata for one lucky student!Get Started

International Film Series (IFS)

It all began in 1988 with large reels of 16mm film and less than a dozen patrons in a small media room. Today, the films are digital and attract nearly 300 audience members each weekend.Attend a Screening
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Your Journey Starts Here

The world is already at Richmond. The choice is only how each member of our community will engage with it when they arrive. Our office is the happy partner and enthusiast to these eye-opening experiences. We’re excited to share a small part in helping all Spiders become global citizens in an increasingly complicated and interconnected world.

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Weinstein Grant photo exhibition Now on display in the INTC Gallery
Passport to VA: Presquile Wildlife Reuge Apply now for a spot on the October 27 excursion!
Photo Contest Award Winners

International from Around Campus

UR Announces Slate for 30th Anniversary of International Film Series
The University of Richmond will kick off its 30th season of the International Film Series Sept. 6. The series offers Richmond audiences access to 13 screenings of expert-curated, contemporary, and classic films from around the world, uniquely paired with commentary and audience discussion.
Eight University of Richmond current students or recent alums awarded Fulbright grants, the most in the University's history
Eight University of Richmond students or recent graduates have been awarded Fulbright grants, the most in the institution’s history.
University of Richmond junior receives Projects for Peace grant to create first library for school children in Kiserian, Kenya
University of Richmond junior Mike Kitimet grew up in a Kenyan town with no library. Despite this obstacle, he received support from Equity Group Foundation, a non-profit in Kenya, which helps academically talented students apply to colleges around the world.
University of Richmond hosts fundraising event for Puerto Rican artists impacted by Hurricane Maria
University of Richmond will host “Pa’lante Puerto Rico,” an educational opportunity for the Richmond community to learn about the history of Puerto Rico and a fundraiser supporting Puerto Rican artists impacted by Hurricane Maria. The event is April 25 from 5:30-7 p.m. in the courtyard of the Carole Weinstein International Center.
University of Richmond is a Top Producer of Fulbright U.S. Scholars
Three scholars from the University of Richmond were awarded Fulbright grants for 2017-18, the top number in the Bachelor’s institutions category.
Award-winning children's author to speak at UR on childhood literacy
University of Richmond will host Carmen Agra Deedy, an award-winning children’s author, to speak about common challenges of achieving childhood literacy.
University of Richmond junior awarded international Gilman scholarship for study abroad at the University of Cambridge
University of Richmond junior M. Tyler York, of Hampton, Virginia, has received a Gilman scholarship to support his study abroad experience at the University of Cambridge this summer.
ChinaFest celebrates Chinese art and culture; film weekend at UR
The 13th annual ChinaFest, which promotes better understanding between the people of the United States and China, will be held Feb. 8-11.
UR's Spring International Film Series explores music and liberation
The 29th annual International Film Series continues this spring as the series explores topics related to music and liberation.
University of Richmond student Rylin McGee awarded international Gilman scholarship for study abroad in Russia
University of Richmond junior Rylin McGee, of Rochester, New York, has received a Gilman scholarship.
Walker Brown, '16
When Walker Brown, ’16, founded Lubanzi, he wanted to bring more South African wines to America and support the country he says “took hold of him and never really let go.”
University of Richmond maintains No. 2 ranking for study abroad programs
For the second year in a row, the University of Richmond is ranked second for the total number of students sent to study abroad among top baccalaureate colleges in the Institute of International Education’s “Open Door Report.”
UR invites community to Danish-themed walk and dinner
The Danish Ambassador to the United States Lars Gert Lose is joining the University of Richmond community Nov. 15 for a candle-lit walk through campus featuring pop-up stations celebrating Danish culture.
Annie Barrett, '18
After struggling with an outdated paper guide to Copenhagen, Annie Barrett, '18, developed a better way for students to get the most out of their study abroad experience.
'Happiness and Business in Denmark' discussion part of #URGoesDanish week at University of Richmond
The Danes have long been recognized as one of the happiest peoples on the planet, all while being leaders in innovation and business around the globe. 
Recent UR Grads with International Experience
Students Coming to Richmond from Another Country
UR's National Study Abroad Ranking
Countries Represented in UR's Student Population
UR's National International Enrollment Ranking

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