Student Resources

Through its eighteen area and thematic centers, the International Institute (II) offers students the opportunity to pursue interdisciplinary undergraduate and graduate programs in order to deepen their understanding of world regions.

Academic programs

Degrees offered through the International Institute’s centers include concentrations and minors, as well as master’s and certificate programs. Several centers have partnered with professional schools throughout the university to offer dual master’s degrees, combining expertise in a world region with disciplines such as medicine, law, and architecture. Undergraduate programs. Graduate programs.

Undergraduate fellowships & grants

The International Institute provides generous support to undergraduate students for internships, research, and study overseas. Learn more.

Graduate fellowships & grants

The International Institute provides generous support to graduate students for internships, research, and study overseas. Learn more.

II information sessions

Information sessions are conducted during the fall and winter semesters for the International Institute Individual Fellowships and the U.S. Department of State Student Fulbright Program.

Find faculty members with similar interests

The International Institute provides resources that connect the U-M campus, making it possible for students to identify faculty members who share similar research interests. Search our area indexes.

Lectures & events

The International Institute’s centers sponsor conferences, lectures, exhibits, and cultural performances throughout the year. These events enrich students’ educational experience and are an excellent opportunity to network with faculty and other students. Upcoming events.