Come and find out more about SA opportunities in Spanish-speaking countries! Faculty and students will be there to answer your questions, large and small. Tuesday, October 5, 2021 @ 12 - 1 PM | Griffin 3 Continue reading »
The Chinese Government Scholarship, sponsored by the China Scholarship Council (CSC), provides students from all over the world with a fully funded opportunity to study in China. Continue reading »
Hear from four Arabic Studies alums, share in some thrilling department news, and learn about upcoming courses and other happenings. Caitlin Ubl ́19, Booz Allen Hamilton Tomás Padgett Perez ́17, Department of Defense Niralee Shah ́12, Brown University Jennifer Monge ́12, Rutgers Law School 13 January 2021 | 7:30 PM → Zoom link Continue reading »
Study-Abroad Info Session for Chinese-speaking Regions 7 pm | Thursday, November 12, 2020 Continue reading »
Monday, November 2, 6 - 7 pm To obtain the Zoom link in order to attend the meeting, please enroll in GLOW French Special Interests here. (SOURENA Please insert a link here). For more information, see French Study Abroad. Continue reading »
Wednesday, October 28, 4 - 5 PM A great opportunity to meet all the Spanish faculty and find out Spring courses and Study Away options. To obtain the Zoom link in order to attend the meeting, please enroll in GLOW Spanish Special Interests or email Lucy Green, Romance Languages Administrative Assistant. Continue reading »
With generous support from the Global Initiatives Venture Fund at Williams College, the Arabic Studies Department is pleased to announce the availability of funds for 2 students for up to $5000 each to cover expenses related to Arabic language study in the summer of 2020. Continue reading »
Since the 1960's, Williams has sent graduates to teach and study at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), one of the top universities in this dynamic city of approximately 7 million people. The fellowship is a one-year position, with a possibility of a second year, if the candidate and the University so desire. The work begins in late August. Teaching duties are divided between United College, where Fellows lead their own class in English Conversation, and one of several departments, where Fellows act as Teaching Assistants in a regular course. Williams pays $7000, divided in June and January installments. CUHK adds approximately HK$ 10,000 in monthly salary and a campus apartment that you share with the other Williams person and, possibly, another US fellow. Fellows can, at no additional expense, take Chinese language courses at CUHK, which are encouraged but not required. Fellows are responsible for their own health insurance. Continue reading »