Lehigh University Partners with Scholars at Risk
T network of over 500 institutions worldwide works to protect threatened scholars and promote academic freedom.
Lehigh and TU Dortmund, an ever-growing partnership
Lehigh has had a student exchange relationship with Dortmund since 1999 and is now launching a staff development program.
Zemichael Gebeyehu ’24 uses the UN as a launching point for his studies, career
Gebeyehu wants to help developing countries reach space, in a sustainable way.
Lehigh Partners with UNDP on Green Entrepreneurship MOOC
More than 1,800 people will participate in the Massive Open Online Course offered by the United Nations Development Programme is offering the through its Learning for Nature program.
Former Fulbright Scholar gains UN Accreditation for NGO Nor Luyce
Shogher Mikayelyan's Lehigh connection provides support for her work mentoring girls in Armenia.
Professor Herman Nied Wins Fulbright Scholarship
Nied, professor of mechanical engineering, is the 15th Lehigh professor in a row to win the prestigious award.
Earn the International Center for Academic and Professional English Spring Global Learner Badge!
Attend at least 7 ICAPE Academic Literacies workshops over the Spring semester and earn a Global Learner Badge/ electronic signature! Register in adv
Connected Classrooms Workshop | International Center for Academic and Professional English
Learn valuable strategies for making connections with classmates and instructors on Zoom.
International Career Perspectives Roundtable
Hear from fellow students about virtual opportunities to advance in your career!
University News
Lehigh Announces Partnership with Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
New agreement, signed Dec. 17, will facilitate academic and student exchanges.
Hire-a-Grad Initiative Helps Grad Students Land Jobs, Experience
Lehigh develops creative approach to COVID-19-related problem.
Halting of Study Abroad Leads to Dear COVID-19
Lehigh creates new course for students whose study abroad experiences were interrupted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Message from Dr. Cheryl Matherly
Sent to the campus community July 15, 2020.