Office of International Education | University of Colorado at Boulder

Join us for

International Education Week 2008
(November 17-21, 2008)

The International Education Week Reception

will be held:

Tuesday, November 18

5-7pm in the British and Irish Studies Room at Norlin Library

A more detailed schedule will appear here shortly

Learn about the OIE 2008 Global Citizen Awards
Nominate yourself or someone else!

Join us in congratulating CU's 2007 international award winners

Enter the International Education Photo Contest
Deadline: Friday October 17th
Click here for the entry form and guidelines

International Coffee Hour
CU students, staff and faculty are welcome. Great people, great conversations and free refreshments!

Please join us for International Coffee Hour, Friday afternoons, 4 - 5:30 p.m., across from Baby Doe's in the UMC Grill (beginning Friday, August 29 and continuing through the semester while classes are in session).

Sponsored by Office of International Education, 492-8057 and CU Parents Association. Organized by CU International.

Read our Fall 2007 International Education newsletter here

OIE Mission Statement

The mission of the Office of International Education (OIE) is to actively promote international and intercultural understanding and to enrich the academic and cultural environment of CU-Boulder by facilitating the exchange of people and ideas. OIE brings CU to the world and the world to CU.

OIE Vision Statement

The CU-Boulder community (students, faculty and staff) has a broader world view, has a richer understanding of other cultures, and is more tolerant of differences, as a result of the educational experiences offered by the Office of International Education.

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The Office of International Education (OIE) at the University of Colorado at Boulder provides broad opportunities for international education for students and faculty. The OIE sponsors study abroad programs for undergraduates wishing to spend part of their academic career abroad, serves as host to foreign students and scholars who come to CU-Boulder, and provides advice and assistance to students, faculty, and staff who are interested in an international dimension to their study, teaching, or research.

More than 1,200 international students and nearly 600 visiting international scholars come to CU-Boulder each year. Approximately one-quarter of our bachelor's degree recipients incorporate a study abroad program into the undergraduate degree. The campus currently sponsors over 200 study abroad programs in more than 60 countries. CU-Boulder is international!