Study Abroad Scholarship for Students of Arabic, Italian, and Japanese

The CIE-National Resource Center Title VI Grant offers a limited number of Study Abroad Scholarships in the amount of $1,500-$2,000 for undergraduates (sophomores and above) or graduate students with a demonstrated interest in critical languages as defined by the U.S. …

Momcilovic publishes new article on zombie apocalypse narratives

Congratulations to Drago Momcilovic, whose article “Foul Waters: Contemporary Zombie Apocalypse Narratives and the Elemental Turn” was published in the most recent issue of Apocalyptica: Journal for Apocalyptic and Post-Apocalyptic Studies!

Xu publishes Deleuze and Chinese “Pure Literature”

Congratulations to Jian Xu, whose book Deleuze and Chinese “Pure Literature”: Literary Worlding from History to Becoming has been published with Rowman & Littlefield! It’s available as a hardcover or an ebook at the link above, and of course it’s in the UWM Libraries, …

Apply now for 2024-2025 scholarships in all of our programs!

Applications for all scholarships within the Department of Global Studies  are due within the UWM Panther Scholarship Portal are on Friday, March 1. Please make sure to complete the general application and upload a transcript showing your grades for Fall 2023 …

Exciting Summer Study Abroad Opportunities Await! 

Are you ready for an enriching experience? Discover the world and earn credit in French, Global Studies, or Italian through our faculty-led study abroad programs. Check out the details of each program below: Act fast! The application deadline is March …

Pickering-Iazzi in Netflix’s How to Become a Mob Boss

Congratulations to Prof. Robin Pickering-Iazzi (Italian and Comparative Literature), who was interviewed as part of the Netflix docuseries How to Become a Mob Boss, which was released November 14, 2023. Look for her multiple appearances in episode 3, “Dominate Through Terror,” …

Momcilovic Discusses Zombies on Central Time

  On October 23, Dr. Drago Momcilovic (Comparative Literature and Global Studies) was a guest during the call-in show “Central Time” on the Ideas Network, answering questions about COMPLIT 135, Experiencing Literature in the 21st Century: Zombie Metaphors, as well …

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