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Students at our Heidelberg campus recently took part in Schiller Career Days, a two-day initiative designed to provide international student career opportunities.

Students at the Schiller Madrid recently took part in Career Days, a two-day initiative designed to connect students with professionals across international relations, business, technology, and entrepreneurship.

Students at the Schiller Madrid recently took part in Career Days, a two-day initiative designed to connect students with professionals across international relations, business, technology, and entrepreneurship.

Schiller has launched a new sports partnership with the Federación de Tenis de Madrid (FTM), strengthening our commitment to developing student-athlete programs in Europe.

The Model European Parliament Madrid session returned in full force as the Schiller International University Madrid campus event once again became a hub of political debate and international dialogue.

Schiller students’ UNESCO visits continue to set Schiller University apart. They recently stepped beyond the classroom and into the heart of global decision-making during an exclusive guided UNESCO headquarters visit in Paris.

Students from the BA in International Relations and Diplomacy at Schiller International University recently demonstrated their academic excellence and diplomatic skills at Universidad Europea Model United Nations 2026 (EUMUN).

On April 9, 2026, Schiller International University marked a major milestone in the United States with the official inauguration of its newly expanded Tampa Campus facilities.

What happens when students from around the world come together to solve real challenges for global organizations? At Schiller, the answer is the Global Innovation Challenge.

On March 11, Schiller International University had the honor of welcoming Mr. Sato, Minister from the Embassy of Japan in Spain, for a thought-provoking session titled: Public Diplomacy, Geopolitics and Contemporary Japan.

At Schiller International University, education is designed to be experienced. In Madrid, students regularly step beyond the classroom to engage directly with Spain’s culture, history, and artistic legacy.

In 2025, Schiller expanded International Women’s Day into a month-long initiative across its global campuses, transforming March into a dynamic platform for leadership, career development, and civic engagement.

This month, Schiller International University launched the first session of our new Current Affairs Briefing series, an initiative designed to bring our community closer to the global conversations shaping today’s world.

From community dialogue in Heidelberg to leadership conversations in Madrid and Paris, Schiller International University marked International Women’s Day with events highlighting equality, resilience, and women’s leadership.

Students in the EN373 Public Speaking course at our Paris campus recently stepped outside the classroom for a visit to the historic Palais Garnier.

At Schiller International University, learning often extends beyond the classroom. This semester, students in courses taught by Professor Alan Coyne are combining primary research with experiential learning.

On International Women’s Day, Schiller highlights its commitment to gender equality, empowering students and communities to build a more equitable future.

Over the past weeks, Schiller’s global campuses have been filled with energy and anticipation as we welcomed our February cohorts across undergraduate and postgraduate programs.

In January, our Paris students in the IR456 course, The European Union, took a trip to Strasbourg. Through this experiential learning opportunity, students gained a better understanding of the realities of a city at the heart of the European project.