This interdisciplinary course introduces students to key issues and themes that cross disciplines and are important for understanding the contemporary socio-politics of the region.
The course explores distinct theoretical and empirical challenges associated with the functioning of democracy and the political institutions in Brazil.
To learn about the Brasillinois initiative, read the press release here: https://emails.uofi.uillinois.edu/newsletter/60/311198260.html and more information here: https://www.uillinois.edu/about/international_partnerships/brasillinois
What in the world is a FLAS Fellowship?
The IGI Spring e-newsletter brings news of significant achievements by staff, students, and faculty, as well as well-deserved recognition of their efforts. This note takes a closer look at one of the major building blocks of international...
On February 28, Willie J. Mitchell, Principal Information Technologies Specialist for Applied Technologies for Learning in the Arts & Sciences, was awarded the LAS Academic Professional Award.
Since 2014, Will has been the ATLAS Zone Manager for the following units and departments: Asian...
AZADEH AGHIGHI received her Ph.D. in Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures with a specialization in Islamic Studies and is currently a Lecturer in Persian Language and Director of the Persian Studies Program, Dept. of Linguistics. Dr. Aghigi has taught courses on Islam as well as...
