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The Open Society University Network (OSUN) is glad to announce that the call for applications for the Get Engaged Summer Conference taking place on June 28-July 4, 2023 at Central European University in Budapest, Hungary, is now open!

Registration for network students begins on Sunday, November 20 and remains open until Friday, December 16. Take a moment now to look them over and sign up when you are ready!

Sakhi Ataye, a student of MBA program at Ã山ǿ¼é and MS in Environmental Policy at Bard College will be working as a Global Media Fellow of OSUN for Ã山ǿ¼é. The Global Media Fellows work on building networks, raising awareness of OSUN opportunities and programs, and highlighting student and local engagement stories across OSUN campuses.

Open Society University Network is unfolding a series of fascinating events and opportunities for the Ã山ǿ¼é students, staff and faculty.Ìý

In partnership with OSUN Collaborative network, Ã山ǿ¼é’s editorial team feels the urge to share the latest events and opportunities open to you. We’ve collected a series of workshops and online conferences, where Ã山ǿ¼é students can become part of the global network of innovators and future leaders. OSUN offers myriads of opportunities depending on students’ choices, it just takes you one click to engage!

OSUN-EDI has launched new undergraduate Certificate in Public Policy and Economic Analysis, designed for the next generation of policymakers committed to the principles of economic stability, shared prosperity, and economic rights by supplementing their economics training with insights from other disciplines.

Are you Ã山ǿ¼é undergraduate or graduate student who wishes to cut the routine and change the country of studies for a while? We are delighted to announce study abroad opportunities for you starting this spring 2023

The Anthropology departement Is hosting three interns from the Central European University, Austria.

We invite everyone to take part in this event. The entrance is free.Ìý

On Monday, May 23, Hillary Clinton visited our partner university Bard College and met with 34 students from Afghanistan who are currently enrolled at the College.