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Wednesday, 15 January 2020
The MIB program is a flexible one-year graduate business degree designed for business majors or minors. The program provides students with an interdisciplinary approach to the study of international business skills.
The first hour of the session is for students interested in all admissions options: Traditional, Combined or Dual Degree.
The second hour is [...]

Do you want to learn about issues of diversity, power, equity, and justice and gain the scholarly knowledge and skills to change the world? Adding the Women’s Studies major can deepen your critical thinking, analysis, and skills in intersectional feminist approaches to studying and transforming gender, race, class, sexualities and other systems of power. The [...]

Latina Narratives (R 6-8; 3 Credits):
WST4930-Section 49EG
WST6935-Section 65EG
In this course, we will explore how Latinx women navigate citizenship and belonging in the United States as represented in the literary narratives of Latinx women. Given the historical anti-immigrant discourse that has existed in this country and which has targeted Latinx populations in particular ways, how do [...]

Learn how to play guitar!
Did you always wanted to learn how to play the guitar and didn’t have the opportunity?  The time is now! School of Music is offering a new, one credit “Class Guitar” this fall that will meet on Tuesdays during 9th period (MUS 4905 Class Guitar #19725).  The course is open to [...]

A new course, African Popular Music and Globalization (MUH 4930/6935 and African Studies 4935), will be offered in spring 2020. This course, open to undergraduates and graduate students, engages with a wide variety of African popular musics in different contexts of transformation through readings, performance projects, and listening assignments. The course will explore popular African [...]

The Elegance of Science art competition is now accepting entries and is open to University of Florida students, faculty and staff. Submit your two-dimensional research images or photos that incorporate scientific tools or concepts for an opportunity to win cash prizes. The contest is organized by the Florida Museum of Natural History and the UF [...]

Do you want to learn about issues of diversity, power, equity, and justice and gain the scholarly knowledge and skills to change the world? Adding the Women’s Studies major can deepen your critical thinking, analysis, and skills in intersectional feminist approaches to studying and transforming gender, race, class, sexualities and other systems of power. The [...]

Latina Narratives
WST4930-Section 49EG
WST6935-Section 65EG
R 6-8; 3 Credits
In this course we will explore how Latinx women navigate citizenship and belonging In the United States as represented in the literary narratives of Latinx women. Given the historical anti-immigrant discourse that has existed in this country and which has targeted Latinx populations in particular ways, how do Latinx [...]

A new course, African Popular Music and Globalization (MUH 4930/6935 and African Studies 4935), will be offered in spring 2020. This course, open to undergraduates and graduate students, engages with a wide variety of African popular musics in different contexts of transformation through readings, performance projects, and listening assignments. The course will explore popular African [...]

The Institute for Learning in Retirement invites undergraduate students, graduate students, and post-doctoral fellows to present their research related to adult development and aging at their 10th annual exposition. Prizes will be awarded to the 5 finalists: 1st place = $1000, 2nd place = $750, 3rd place = $500, two honorable mentions = $250 ea. [...]