Lehigh University students, faculty, and staff can earn free United Nations certificates through the LU/UN Partnership and apply for an internationally focused research internship in global engagement and international affairs.
Building on its new ECOSOC status, Lehigh University has launched an innovative faculty fellowship program designed to deepen its engagement with the United Nations.
WHO vaccine director Kate O’Brien told the Lehigh University community during International Education Week that vaccines have saved 154 million lives and remain vital to global health amid rising misinformation, conflict, and funding challenges.
Longtime Lehigh University donors Bill and Alice Kuhl reaffirmed their decades of support for international students and the Office of International Affairs during a recent campus visit that highlighted their impact on global learning.
Lehigh University’s Anand Ramamurthi has been named Senior Advisor for Global Strategy in India, leading the university’s India and South Asia partnerships, academic programs, and long-term global engagement.
Lehigh University’s Together We Climb reception during International Education Week honored faculty and staff recognized by international students for their meaningful support and impact on the global campus community.
Lehigh University bioengineering professor Dhruv Seshadri is building a long-term partnership in South India through new international research collaborations, a formal MOU with KGISL Institute of Technology, and the launch of the “Equitable Innovation: Lehigh x India” course.
Lehigh University’s Office of International Students and Scholars hosted its annual Friendsgiving event during International Education Week, bringing more than 130 international students, scholars, faculty, and staff together to share community, connection, and traditional Thanksgiving food.
Brett Ludwig, Vice President, Communications and Public Affairs at Lehigh University, discusses his experience with the Lehigh FLEX MBA Global Immersion Program in the United Arab Emirates.
Lehigh University’s 2024–25 International Affairs Annual Report highlights record growth in international student enrollment, expanded global partnerships, rising study abroad participation, and the university’s increasing worldwide impact.
Lehigh University opened International Education Week with a global celebration featuring an international flag parade, a communal Ethiopian dinner, and a music performance by Eugene Albulescu, highlighting the university’s vibrant international student community.
The United States reached a record 1.2 million international students in 2024–25, and new Lehigh University global data reports highlight rising OPT participation, major economic impact, and continued growth in study abroad and international education.
Lehigh University celebrates International Education Week with a weeklong series of global learning events, cultural programs, and community activities highlighting international education and engagement across campus.
Babs Omotowa, founding president of the Nigerian University of Technology and Management (NUTM), visited Lehigh University to discuss his vision for building a world-class, industry-focused university in Africa that fosters innovation, leadership, and global competitiveness.
Lehigh University celebrated the 80th anniversary of the UN and 21 years of its UN Partnership with a globally themed event showcasing student involvement, international culture, and the university’s expanding global impact.
Indian Ambassador Vinay Kwatra visited Lehigh University to discuss India–U.S. relations, education, technology, and global collaboration.