IPR renews Memorandum of Understanding with South Korea’s Ministry of Employment and Labor
The collaboration enables ministry staff to spend up to one year at Bath as Visiting Policy Fellows.
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The collaboration enables ministry staff to spend up to one year at Bath as Visiting Policy Fellows.
Join us to celebrate the successes of international collaborations in the IRO and across the University during 2023.
The IRO hosted the Egyptian Cultural Attaché, Dr Rasha Kamal, and renewed its partnership with the Egyptian Cultural & Educational Bureau in London
The renewed MoU agreement with the Centre for Mathematical Modelling at the Universidad de Chile will enable joint research and student exchange opportunities.
This MoU continues to build upon existing activities and research links between Miguel Hernandez de Elche and Bath.
The International Relations Office hosted a delegation from the Faculty of Allied Health to explore education and research collaboration opportunities.
Updates on the University's global engagement activities
The International Mobility team held its first Study Abroad Mixer on campus and around 40 Bath and international students attended the event.
Chevening Scholar Hussein Mamorry shares his experience moving to the University of Bath's School of Management.
The International Relations Office were honoured to welcome all four Global Chairs to campus during semester 1.
Petra Zmatková, MA Contemporary European Studies student writes about her time in Paris and Siena for the 2022-23 Turing Stories Contest.
BSc Business Administration student, Kasperlik Martin, shares his reflections as part of the 2022-23 Turing Stories Contest.
Written by Charlotte Greenstein, BSc (hons) International Management and Modern Languages (French) student, runner-up in the 2022-23 Turing Stories Contest.
Upcoming events supported by the International Relations Office
During this public lecture, Prof Broeders will analyse two overlooked players in international law and diplomacy, intelligence agencies and global corporations.
In this public lecture, Professor Francesca Aweeka will discuss the evolving research and treatment for malaria and the importance of studying drug resistance.
We support the University of Bath Strategy to build and enhance our worldwide partnerships and raise our global profile.
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