The Forest Knows Where You Are
By Isak Stoddard Deputy Director and Educational Coordinator at CEMUS CEMUS Diaries – Stories from past, present and future This post was originally posted as … Read more>>
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Anne’s Matariki New Year’s Resolutions for Global Citizenship
By Anne Marte Johnsen Since matariki, the New Year for the Māori people of New Zealand, was welcomed only last week, I have been reflecting on … Read more>>
Science and Diplomacy in the Arctic
Find out more about the Science and Diplomacy in the Arctic at Dartmouth College, June 26-30, 2017. The highly interactive program for students from the US and … Read more>>
UWA Welcomes International Students to NAIDOC Week
Monday, 3rd July 2017 Students from universities around the world have today experienced a traditional smoking ceremony and welcome to country as part of NAIDOC … Read more>>
Program Brings Indigenous Students Together
Friday August 19, 2016 By Andrew Carroll, Gazette Editor For Shyra Barberstock, a master’s student at Queen’s University, the recently held Matariki Network Indigenous Student Mobility … Read more>>
Inaugural Matariki Indigenous Student Mobility Programme at Otago
Otago has been hosting the inaugural Matariki Indigenous Student Mobility Programme, bringing together students from around the globe to foster cultural exchanges and the understanding … Read more>>
MNU Students and Faculty Come Together To Shape The New Global Citizenship Programme
25 April 2016Reposted from MNU Students and faculty from six of the seven universities in the Matariki Network of Universities came together in Uppsala last … Read more>>
What is Your Dream Course?
Sachiko Ishihara Course coordinator at CEMUS (Centre for Environment and Development Studies) at Uppsala University CEMUS Diaries – Stories from past, present and future This … Read more>>