An embassy publication cites the Monterey Institute as a “prestigious” school offering one of a handful of master’s degree programs in translation and interpretation in the world.

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The participation of former and current arms control officials of both nations adds to the realism of the simulation led by CNS Director William Potter.

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Gordon Paul Smith Chair in International Policy Studies Edward J. Laurance will present “The Global Scourge Of Armed Violence: Can Anything Be Done?” on November 12 in the Irvine Auditorium.

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Middlebury College Physics professor Rich Wolfson will visit Monterey for a lecture delving into the complex arguments for and against the use of nuclear power for electricity generation.

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In an op-ed piece published in the Los Angeles Times, Professor Moyara Ruehsen of the Graduate School of International Policy and Management offers a critical analysis of the effectiveness of the NATO allies’ efforts to discourage opium production in Afghanistan.

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A November 6 workshop focused on analysis of the emerging economies of Brazil, Russia, India, and China will feature speakers including researchers from both the Monterey Institute and Middlebury College.

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Video and audio of renowned cellist and author Carlos Prieto’s recent visit to the Monterey Institute is now available on the Institute’s YouTube channel and iTunesU site.

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The Aspen Institute has again recognized the Fisher International MBA Program as one the best business schools in the world at incorporating broader social perspectives into the curriculum.

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Beginning next fall, the Monterey Institute will be home to the world’s only master’s degree devoted to nonproliferation and terrorism studies.

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The Monterey Institute of International Studies is pleased to announce up to 30 full fellowships, including tuition, room, board, and books, to attend Middlebury Language Schools, June – August 2010.

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