A global force
representing more than 70 countries from around the world
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As Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Life is a journey, not a destination.” For Jorge Nieto, this quote rings particularly true when reflecting on his path to academic success. Learn more
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Research on education abroad demonstrates the central role of ‘cultural mentoring’ to help students develop intercultural awareness and competence, especially as they study and live in increasingly diverse environments, and engage in the global workplace after graduation. Learn more
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Scholarships are available for the first ten students who apply. Learn more
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Meza's position oversees UNO International Programs; UNMC International Health and Medical Education; and Asia Pacific Rim Development Program. Learn more
The World Meets Here
The University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) offers more than 200 high-quality academic programs in a safe, affordable U.S. city.
With more than 2,000 international students, we have the most diverse university in the region. There's no better time to be a Maverick!
About International Programs
International Programs manages a diverse set of projects and academic pursuits, from training teachers in Afghanistan to preparing native Nebraskans for a new world.
We are located in room 241 of the Arts and Sciences Hall.
Intensive English Options
International Professional Development (IPD) Program
International Advising
International Student Advising
UNO Around the Globe
Center for Afghanistan Studies
New Stories
- ILUNO Program Earns CEA Accreditation
- Jane Meza Named to Lead Global Engagement
- 100 years after 1916 Easter Rising, UNO students travel through Ireland’s past
- IPD Mentoring Program Connects International Trainees with Local Leaders
- Students Awarded National Study Abroad Scholarship
- Six Continents & the Top of the World
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Events
Contact Us
International Programs:
6001 Dodge Street, ASH 241
Omaha, NE 68182
- Phone:
- 402.554.2293
- Fax:
- 402.554.2949
- Email:
- world@unomaha.edu
- Facebook:
- UNO International Students
Our Campus. Otherwise Known as Omaha.
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