CGIS MOVED!
- CGIS MOVED!
- Express Advising with CGIS & Newnan!
- First Step Sessions begin Sept. 5th!
- Flashback Friday: William on Intensive Arabic Language and Culture in Amman, Jordan
- Flashback Friday: Rachael on Liberal Arts in Athens, Greece
- Flashback Friday: Jordan on Brazilian Studies and Portuguese Language in Sao Paulo, Brazil
- Flashback Friday: Magdalena on Advanced Language and Culture in Madrid, Spain
- Throwback Thursday: Ana on University Study: St. Andrews
- Throwback Thursday: Living with a Host Family (Sarah on GIEU Uganda)
- Throwback Thursday: Williamena on Contemporary London
- Throwback Thursday: Building Connections Through Study Abroad (Asia on GCC: Japan)
- Flashback Friday: New Perspectives (Brigitte on GIEU Israel and West Bank)
- Flashback Friday: Life in China (Heather on ASIANLAN 203 in Nanjing)
- Flashback Friday: Abroad in the time of Brexit (Zoe on Kings College London)
- Flashback Friday: Dos and Don'ts (Reid on Spanish 230 in Granada)
- Throwback Thursday: Mi Bonito Barrio (Anna in Spain)
- Throwback Thursday: Toledo, No, Not Ohio (Ashley in Spain)
- Throwback Thursday: Week One in Salamanca (Ashley in Spain)
- Recording the Journey by Bailey Burke, LSA ‘23
- Flashback Friday: GCC in Rio de Janeiro and Florianópolis, Brazil (Theatre & Incarceration)
- Flashback Friday: Azia speaks on being Black in Costa Rica
- Flashback Friday: Molly discusses identity, ethnicity and mental health in Argentina
- Flashback Friday: Allyson explores anxiety as a foreigner in Czechia
- Throwback Thursday: Phoebe's take on Health and Community in Argentina, South Africa, Vietnam, and the U.S.
- Throwback Thursday: Jonathan talks about being Vietnamese American in South Africa
- Stockholm vs. Copenhagen: How Do They Compare?
- Flashback Friday: Kelsey Pease - I am: A Transfer Student
- Flashback Friday: Hira Khan - I am: Muslim
- Flashback Friday: Emmanuel Saint-Phard - I am: Black
- Flashback Friday: Thu Tran - I am: A Heritage Seeker
- Throwback Thursday: Taiye reflects on her spring term in Cuba
- Flashback Friday: Illya reflects on Cross Cultural Psychology in the Czech Republic
- Flashback Friday: Haleigh shares about volunteering with the HOME Project in Athens
- How to Save Money While Studying Abroad in Barcelona
- Throwback Thursday: Rachael shares story of final night in Athens
- Some Food for Thought: Eating My Way Through Santiago de Compostela, Spain
- Flashback Friday: Jordan shares about classes in Brazil from Brazilian Studies & Portuguese Language
- Flashback Friday: Alana explores differences between African Americans and Black Londoners
- Things To Do in DIS: Copenhagen, Denmark and DIS: Stockholm, Sweden
- Student perspectives about scholarships and identity from GCC: Environmental History in Tokyo, 2019
The Center for Global & Intercultural Study has relocated to the newly renovated Weiser Hall. Because construction on the building is still taking place, we ask that you be cautious when entering the building. The entrance into the building is located on church street.
CGIS Emergency Phone: Answered 24/7, this private number is provided to program leaders and international partners.
If for some reason the CGIS Emergency Phone is not answered, call the University of Michigan Police Department: 734.763.1131 (staffed 24/7, will accept international collect calls). Let the dispatch officer know that there is an international emergency involving a CGIS student, and provide contact information for CGIS to call you back.
During business hours, you may also call the CGIS Office directly: 734.764.4311, M–F, 8am–5pm
For more details on emergencies abroad, please click here
Our new address will be:
Suite 200, Weiser Hall
500 Church Street
Ann Arbor, MI
48109
Check back here for updates on our upcoming Open House events when the Fall semester begins! We appreciate your patience during our move and we are looking forward to seeing you all at our new location!