Out of the 2,255 applications from the 10 ASEAN Member States for the ASEAN Youth Leaders Program, six students from Miriam College Department of International Studies were selected. These were Danielle M. Noche, Angelica Therese Boquiren, Zoe Nicola Verzo, Irish Shayne Francisco, Sofia Adasa, and C...

Carriza Arambulo, a fourth-year BA International Studies student, was among the 40 participants chosen to attend the 3rd Voice of ASEAN-Korean Youths held on September 16, 2021 via Zoom. It is a program under the ASEAN-Korea Summit with the theme “We Take the Lead on Climate Change!” Participants ...

Carriza Juliene Arambulo and Kriz Heart Agillon, both 4th year International Studies students, were invited speakers for the Journalism Workshop in FEU Roosevelt Cainta. The two discussed editorial writing and editorial cartooning.

Miriam College students of the Department of International Studies received four (4) out of the six (6) awards during the 2021 ASEAN Youth Students’ Dialogue Competition held on August 22 to 23, 2021 via zoom platform. These awards include Honorable Mentions, Best Delegates and Best Team. The compe...

The Department of International Studies, together with the Department of Global Citizenship Studies of Seisen University (Tokyo), organized a two-part event on the 6th of July 2021.

The Miriam College Department of International Studies, with the class of ISP104: International Humanitarian Issues, held a webinar titled “Humanity in Action: Stories from Humanitarians” last 5 June 2021 via Zoom. As humanitarian issues continue to arise in different parts of the world, this webi...

The graduate class on Creative and Transformative Leadership of the Department of International Studies conducted a workshop on “The Leader as External Messenger: “Bago at Nagpapabago” on May 17, 2021, via Google Meet.

The graduate class of IS 214 Creative and Transformative Leadership of the Department of International Studies organized a workshop on “Leadership in a complex and changing world. - Saying “yes, and” to the Mess: Workshop on Improvisation” last April 29, 2021 via google meet.

This workshop is particularly important to transformative leaders. They need to connect and listen to their bodies — not just their physical beings, but the environment and those around them. Amidst a complex and changing world, we ground ourselves, we connect, we listen, and let either the silence...

The Miriam College – Department of International Studies (MCIS) delegation to the 70th Session of the Model United Nations of the Far West (MUNFW) received Diplomatic Achievement Awards for demonstrating excellence in the art and practice of diplomacy.