Two institutions sign MOU to formalize ties and work on diverse projects.
Green School faculty on multiple panels, receive awards at NASPAA conference
The Green School’s Department of Public Policy and Administration was actively represented at least week’s annual conference of NASPAA (Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration), with Dean Shlomi Dinar and six faculty members participating on five different panels. Topics ranged from leveraging international perspectives in public administration education and teaching cybersecurity to […]
LACC graduate student Gisela Sarabia attends USAID conference in El Salvador
Gisela Sarabia is a second-year dual degree MA/Ph.D. candidate pursuing her master’s in Latin American & Caribbean Studies at the FIU Kimberly Green Latin American and Caribbean Center and her Ph.D. in International Relations. Gisela’s master’s degree focus is organized crime, migration, refugees, Mexico, and Central America. This fall (2023), she is writing her master’s […]
Vanessa Gilbert named Outstanding Graduate for Fall 2023
Every semester, FIU honors select individuals for their extraordinary academic, professional and personal achievements as they graduate from FIU. The Outstanding Graduate honor is bestowed upon students who have unique accomplishments that show excellence, perseverance, and impact. Vanessa Gilbert ’23 BA in Global Affairs, exemplifies the personal spirit of making a difference. Read her profile.
Publication: Hakan Yilmazkuday in Energy Economics
Dr. Hakan Yilmazkuday, Professor of Economics, has co-authored an article published in Energy Economics. The paper is titled “Energy Price Shocks and Current Account Balances: Evidence from Emerging Market and Developing Economies”. The published version can be accessed here, and the working paper version can be accessed here.
In the News: Jesse Bull featured in WalletHub
Dr. Jesse Bull, Associate Professor of Economics, was featured in WalletHub’s piece about Cheap Car Insurance Study. The piece can be accessed here.
Green School Delegation attends conference in Tbilisi, Georgia with emphasis on preserving democracy
Georgia is a small country, about half the size of the U.S. state of Georgia, but it is a champion of democracy whose impact is felt beyond its borders – and its situation is emblematic of threats to democracy in the region. Although the country holds regular and competitive elections, its policy decisions are affected […]
Spring 2024 EU Undergraduate Courses
MODESTO A. MAIDIQUE CAMPUS Art & Art History (Humanities Courses) Economics (Social Sciences Courses) English (Humanities Courses) Global and Sociocultural Studies (Humanities Courses) History (Humanities Courses) Humanity (Humanities Courses) Modern Languages (EU Language Courses) Philosophy (Humanities Courses) Politics & International Relations (Social Sciences Courses) Religious Studies (Humanities Courses) BISCAYNE BAY CAMPUS English (Humanities Courses) Religious […]
In the News: Hakan Yilmazkuday featured in Benefits and Pensions Monitor
Dr. Hakan Yilmazkuday, Professor of Economics, is featured in Benefits and Pensions Monitor about his research (joint with his co-authors) on inflation. The feature article can be accessed here.
In the News: Hakan Yilmazkuday featured in Florida Trend
Dr. Hakan Yilmazkuday, Professor of Economics, is interviewed in Florida Trend about the economic impact of the 2026 World Cup for Miami amid the Messi Mania. The feature article can be accessed here.
Publication: Hakan Yilmazkuday in Energy Economics
Dr. Hakan Yilmazkuday, Professor of Economics, has co-authored an article published in Energy Economics. The published version can be accessed here, and the World Bank working paper version can be accessed here.
FIU and City of Buenos Aires poised to expand collaboration on areas of mutual interest
Two institutions sign MOU to formalize ties and work on diverse projects.
Green School faculty on multiple panels, receive awards at NASPAA conference
The Green School’s Department of Public Policy and Administration was actively represented at least week’s annual conference of NASPAA (Network of Schools of Public Policy, Affairs, and Administration), with Dean Shlomi Dinar and six faculty members participating on five different panels. Topics ranged from leveraging international perspectives in public administration education and teaching cybersecurity to […]