The University of Chicago's founding principles are modeled on the great German research institutions of the nineteenth century combined with an English-style undergraduate college. Our reach spreads across the continent, from our century-old East European/Eurasian language studies program delivered on campus, an EMBA program at Chicago Booth School of Business' London Campus and our Center in Paris, now a hub for collaboration and a springboard for the University’s reach in the region.
The Departments of Philosophy and Germanic Studies have a strong and prolific cooperation with the University of Leipzig in Germany that has transformed the field of philosophy and enriched the educational experience for students at both institutions.
The University of Chicago will expand its presence in Paris through the construction of a new building: growing opportunities for education, research and scholarly engagement across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business will relocate its current campus in London to a new, larger space in the heart of the historic city of London, allowing the top-rated business school to expand its activities and presence in the region.
Argonne’s Duane Verner and Bruce Hamilton flew to Chișinău (pictured), Moldova’s capital, and helped government officials identify viable alternative routes and sources of natural gas in the event of a disruption in natural gas supply to the country during the 2019-2020 winter.
Leading research organizations in Europe and Australia have joined the Chicago Quantum Exchange, as its first international members, creating global partnerships that are essential to new breakthroughs in quantum science and engineering.
Researchers have found the most effective way to improve crop loss simulations is to add data on planting and harvesting in specific regions.
The Air Quality Life Index (AQLI), developed by the Energy Policy Institute at UChicago, shows the impacts of particulate pollution on life expectancy in Europe's most polluted areas.
Researchers use data from U.S. and Denmark to discover correlation to neuropsychiatric disorders
As Brexit rattles new Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government and roils the House of Commons, the Harris School of Public Policy Assistant Professor Peter Buisseret dissects the prospects of a no-deal Brexit, an early general election, and the ramifications for the UK and Europe.
Erika Steiner, Class of 2021, reflects on her brief time in a French hospital after an allergic reaction. She participated in the Winter 2019 Paris: Cinema and Media Studies program.
