It was a sunny weekend in late September when alumni, staff, and faculty from Schiller University gathered to celebrate the American university’s 60th anniversary, not far from where it all began, in the historic city of Heidelberg.

Explore our study abroad checklist to prepare for life at Schiller International University. From admission and visas to documents and accommodation, we've got you covered. 

Dr. Matthew Andrews’ journey to Schiller’s Paris campus spans continents and decades. Originally from the United States, he has lived in Paris for 27 years and became a dual French citizen in 2006. With impressive academic credentials, including a PhD and an Executive MBA from the International School of Management in Paris and a Magistère Diploma from Sorbonne University, Dr. Andrews brings a deep connection to French culture and education. 

Learn the 5 essential things about the US visa for international students. Get insights on F1 visa requirements, processing times, interview tips and study abroad programs.

Labor Day in the United States, observed on the first Monday in September, is more than just a long weekend marking the end of summer. It’s a day to recognize the immense contributions that American workers have made to the country’s strength, prosperity, and well-being. As we celebrate Labor Day 2024, its relevance extends beyond its historical roots, reflecting on the changing dynamics of the workforce and the modern challenges faced by workers in the 21st century. 

Suheily Martinez, with over 16 years of educational leadership, is the new Campus Director at Schiller International University's Tampa campus. Committed to academic excellence and holistic development, she brings a global perspective and innovative strategies to foster student success.

Myriam Benraad is a prominent political scientist and scholar with a specialization in Middle East studies. She holds a Ph.D. in political science from the Paris Institute of Political Studies (Sciences Po) and is known for her extensive research on Iraq, particularly the rise of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and its impact on the country's sociopolitical dynamics.

Susana Bokobo Orcera, a research collaborator at Schiller currently working on diversity in the workplace, has been selected as a candidate to be a Fellow of Acumen Spain.

We are proud to share today an overview of two interesting research projects participated by our Schiller Paris professor, Dr Albana Canollari-Baze, on the development cycle of adolescents.

Today we bring to the forefront a writer, poet, dreamer and ballet dancer in the making. Macedonian-born Natasha Sardzoska’s long list of subjects includes Media Communication Strategies, Public Speaking, Media Literacy, Intercultural Communication, Business Communication, Management Communication, Research Methods and Analysis, Science and Society, and Writing for Foreign Affairs.

On March 14^th, the American Chamber France and the Metalab of Essec Business School presented their White Paper "Getting companies on board with responsible AI". 

Paloma Garcia Casenave is a professor of foreign languages at Schiller Madrid. She graduated in French Studies and has a Master’s degree in French Philology from Michigan State University. She has been teaching Spanish and French to Schiller students with the same passion and love for the past thirty years