Each year, the 4th of July, also known as US Independence Day, marks a powerful moment in American history. 

At Schiller International University, education means more than mastering academic content; it’s about preparing students to thrive in a global workforce.

Schiller International University has announced the appointment of Dr. Mohammed Arif as Provost and Chief Academic Officer. Read more!

Schiller student Mária Nyolcas shares her study abroad journey in a new book exploring the real challenges and truths of international student life. 

MBA students took part in this year's Global Business Challenge, which allows them to create cross-campus, multidisciplinary teams to undergo a mentoring process and work out a solution. 

At Schiller International University, we believe that diversity is not just a value, it is a strategic advantage. 

International Education Day is celebrated on January 24 each year and is an occasion to reflect on the transformative power of education across the world.

As we approach Martin Luther King Day 2025, we pause to honor the profound impact of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his legacy of advocating for equality and justice. Known for his leadership during the civil rights movement.

Mental health challenges among university students are increasingly evident. Recent studies reveal that many disorders begin before the age of 18, and early detection and treatment not only improve psychosocial well-being but also enhance academic performance.

Dr. Matthew Andrews’ journey to Schiller’s Paris campus spans continents and decades. Originally from the United States, he has lived in Paris for 27 years and became a dual French citizen in 2006. With impressive academic credentials, including a PhD and an Executive MBA from the International School of Management in Paris and a Magistère Diploma from Sorbonne University, Dr. Andrews brings a deep connection to French culture and education. 

Learn the 5 essential things about the US visa for international students. Get insights on F1 visa requirements, processing times, interview tips and study abroad programs.

Labor Day in the United States, observed on the first Monday in September, is more than just a long weekend marking the end of summer. It’s a day to recognize the immense contributions that American workers have made to the country’s strength, prosperity, and well-being. As we celebrate Labor Day 2024, its relevance extends beyond its historical roots, reflecting on the changing dynamics of the workforce and the modern challenges faced by workers in the 21st century.