Tar Heel team begins preservation of ancient Nepal temple
Religious studies scholar and computer scientist want to create 3D model of 1,500-year-old Buddhist shrine.
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Religious studies scholar and computer scientist want to create 3D model of 1,500-year-old Buddhist shrine.
The International Student Organization supports foreign students and encourages cultural exchange.
Whether it be a crown flower lei, a miniature stuffed pumpkin or a journal with family photos, prized possessions helped Carolina Global Launch students adjust to life in college and on a new continent.
For some Tar Heels, the journey to Chapel Hill begins internationally with a semester abroad as part of the Carolina Global Launch program.
The first satellite to measure Earth’s surface water launched late last year, and Tamlin Pavelsky's team is verifying its data.
Through UNC Study Abroad programs, this trio traveled to Europe, Asia and the Caribbean for study and cultural experiences.
Carolina’s Global Guarantee supported students in study abroad programs, internships and other international learning opportunities.
German graduate student Jimmy Dögerl chose Carolina’s Transatlantic Master’s Program to study the American perspective on climate policy and spend a formative year in the American South.