Humans of the U: Seohui Lee
“College is a precious time in life that you will never get back.”
Read More“College is a precious time in life that you will never get back.”
Read MoreThe U’s Honors College believes there’s no better way to challenge students’ assumptions about the world than through international experiences.
Read MoreApplications are now open.
Read MoreWith market interest in game-related development and employment on the rise, the U has expanded.
Read MoreCelebrate the U’s diverse population through an exciting lineup of events on both the main and U Asia campuses.
Read MoreAfter a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the seventh Korean Alumni Association event was designed to “strengthen exchange and solidarity and achieve friendship and harmony.”
Read MoreOne student follows K-pop to South Korea and finds a whole lot more to love there.
Read MoreFive Electrical and Computer Engineering Department students from the U Asia Campus visited the Utah campus to explore undergraduate research opportunities and areas of interest.
Read More“Getting my degree from a Western education system like the University of Utah at the U Asia Campus has allowed me to become a global citizen while allowing me to continue my studies close to home.”
Read MoreThe film, directed by U alum Lee Isaac Chung, received six nominations and one win in the best supporting actress category.
Read MoreOpportunities for students seeking an international learning experience still exist.
Read MoreThe University of Utah’s international connections are serving as a potent reminder of the benefits of collaboration across our global community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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