Your dream of studying in the US truly can become a reality. Just ask Kateryna Poltoratska, a Ukrainian student at Berea College and Daria Kazymyr, a Ukrainian exchange student at the University of Washington in Seattle. Don’t miss your chance to get an inside look into the application process, essay writing, seeking funding, and what it's really like to study at an American university.

Each May, Americans celebrate Jewish, Asian, and Pacific heritage. This week at our Conversation Club, we will also be highlighting these rich cultures that contribute to the American identity by sharing stories of power, connection, and liberation.

Interested in applying for Master's or PhD programs in the U.S.? Please join the webinar with our guest Teresa Roth, International Admissions Recruiter at Wright State University, who will share tips on how to apply and get funds to study in the USA as well as talk about opportunities to work in the U.S. through OPT and CPT.

Join the webinar with Duolingo representatives John Nesbitt and Julie Chapman, who will speak about how to increase your chances of success on the exam and what resources are available to international students.

Is the experience of studying different in different states? Do you want to know the peculiarities and benefits of academic experience and student life in various states of the United States? Adem Althor, Interim Director, Office of International Programs at Saginaw Valley State University, will share the tips and tricks on choosing the best university for you.

May 3rd is International World Press Freedom Day. For our Conversation Club this Tuesday, May 2nd, we will be talking about the importance of the commitments of governments to respect and reflect on the freedom of press. It is also a day of reflection among media professionals about issues of press freedom and professional ethics. Let's also remember those brave journalists who lost their lives in the pursuit of a story to uncover the truth.

Your dream of studying in the US truly can become a reality. Just ask Nina Klimenkova, a Ukrainian student who is currently studying at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Don’t miss your chance to get an inside look into the application process, essay writing, seeking funding, and what it's really like to study at an American university.

How can we leverage the power of storytelling to foster understanding amid global challenges, historical shifts and war? Join us for a discussion between Ukrainian and American creative leaders exploring fresh narratives amidst new challenges. 

Join us on Tuesday to discuss the wonderful diversity that Arab Americans bring from faith and language to customs and traditions.

Familiarize students with the environment and traditions of a concert hall, equip them with fundamental musical vocabulary, and cultivate a lifelong interest in classical music with educational materials and a workshop from The Philadelphia Orchestra (USA.)

Join us for a webinar to learn about approaches to creating a portfolio for film, drama, and arts programs. Prepare in advance to succeed in achieving your dream of studying in the U.S.

It's April! That means this month we are celebrating the heritage and history of jazz music! Who are your favorite jazz musicians? How did jazz music start and become so popular? All of these questions and more will be discussed at our Conversation Club this week.

During the presentation you will explore how various environmental factors have affected human settlements and activities along the Western Black Sea coast over time, and gain valuable insights into how to mitigate the impact of climate change.

Have you ever considered applying for a Master's degree in Law in the US? Many U.S. universities offer LL.M. programs and this time we have invited a representative from the University of Georgia to speak about studying Law in the United States and the requirements set for international students applying for LL.M. If you would like to take your Law degree to the next level at a U.S. university, please join our webinar.

This Thursday, we are wrapping up our Building Blocks: Career Development series with a session on career tips. Join us to highlight and discuss what career tips were the most valuable to you and share how you have used the knowledge to advance yourself in your professional journey.

We'll be diving into the world of food trade and food security with Farmcraft® 2023, an innovative educational program that uses Minecraft Education to explore the challenges faced by agricultural producers and distributors around the world. We will be discussing the question “What happens to food once it leaves the farm?” in the context of Ukraine to learn and spread awareness about agriculture and our connection to the crops.

Join the webinar with our guest Jessica Ward Regosch, Senior Associate Director of Admissions at the University of Pennsylvania, who will share some insight into writing a winning essay to apply to any university in the US.

Don't let grammar get in the way of your English learning! Join us for a special Building Blocks session where one of our own teammates, Andrii, will go over sentence mechanics, give grammar examples, and share tips for learning English especially for Ukrainians.

What are the most popular songs in the U.S. right now? What makes them so catchy? Join our Conversation Club this Tuesday to listen to some good tunes and discuss popular music of North America.

Cooler talk or small talk makes people feel comfortable before business or serious conversations begin. In a work setting, colleagues usually meet around the cooler for small talk. This type of small talk might not feel natural to everyone and it requires practice to learn what is appropriate across cultures. Join us on Thursday to discuss topics, listening, and conversation practice of cooler talk. See you there!

Приєднуйся до презентації із українською студенткою Катериною Федірко, яка навчається на повній стипендії в University of New Haven, і професором університету Бредлі Вудвортом, щоб заглянути за куліси процесу подання заявки, написання есе, пошуку фінансування та дізнатися, як це — навчатися в американському університеті.

Wildlife has the power to inspire and has been scientifically proven to lower blood pressure and promote cancer fighting cells. Join us to celebrate World Wildlife Day's 50th anniversary to discuss our human connection with the wild and how we can be responsible stewards to protect our Mother Nature.

Join our webinar with Raza Razai, Associate Director of International Enrollment at George Washington University, who will guide you through finding a suitable graduate program, funding, scholarships, and how internships can benefit you.

Join our webinar with Petra Marlin, Director Of International Recruitment and Admission at the University of Southern Mississippi to find out about the different sources of financial aid in America and learn how to earn scholarships from colleges and universities.

Don't miss the discussion about what it's like to work in a very diverse sector, where no two jobs are the same, what skills are sought-after in today's international development sector, and how to manage your career when there is no structured career path.

March 14th is National Pi Day! 3.14 are the first three digits of pi and it also happens to be Albert Einstein's birthday! At our conversation club this week we will be talking about how this special day started and why we should celebrate it. Bring your favorite kind of pie and dig in!

Do you want to hear about the expectations of the admissions committee, identify engaging topics for your essay, find out about common admissions essay mistakes and writing tips? Join our webinar with the university representative Myle Duong, Assistant Director of International Recruitment at the University of Northern Iowa.

What do Turnitin, Citeknight, Quillbot, Netspeak, Grammarly, and Thesaurus all have in common? These ed-tech tools for university have the potential of making your academic career much more successful. Join our Building Blocks session on Thursday to learn more about these resources and how to apply them to your studies to make your research efficient and enjoyable.

Today women can vote, pursue education, be solo travelers, build careers, decide who to marry or not marry at all, be leaders in any field. Sounds pretty normal, right? Not so long ago feminists were fighting for these privileges, and they succeeded. Still there are many other issues that our society needs to overcome for gender equality. Join us for an undoubtedly interesting discussion in honor of International Women's Day at our conversation club this week!

Join the webinar with our guest Maya De Andrade, Director of Global Outreach, University of South Alabama to find out how to make their application stand out among the pile of applications that US colleges and universities receive.