Global program destinations

Agribusiness focuses on the economics and all aspects from farm input to the research and development of innovative processes and technologies.

Understanding how startups are born and operate challenge students to think in innovative and entrepreneurial ways. 

International law encompasses a range of issues, such as human rights, disarmament, migration, treatment of prisoners, conduct of war, among others. 

Exploring global perspectives that address risk management provide students with an opportunity to gain insight into strategies to assess, manage, and mitigate risks.

Psychological science and culture are heavily intertwined and vary widely in different parts of the world. This is exemplified by looking at social, mental health, and developmental perspectives.

With a constantly evolving global economy, logistics have become a critical part of supply chain management and consumer demand. 

Through global immersive experiences, engineering students will learn how major organizations navigate cross-cultural communication and collaborate across borders.

From design to engineering, students can learn from international trends in sustainability, innovation, engineering and technology, and their relationship to this key market

Science, technology, engineering, and math disciplines offer a myriad of professional options and learning
experiences for students. 

It’s important that students’ academic careers prepare them for their professional ones. An international experience helps students gain invaluable soft skills from intercultural competencies to multitasking and
troubleshooting.

As sustainability becomes an increasingly global agenda, a program in sustainability will prepare students to meet the challenges of balancing human development with environmental prospects. 

With health services fields encompassing nearly a third of all collegiate programs of study, it remains paramount to support and encourage global learning in this key discipline.

From energy to manufacturing, supply chain to software, industries around the world are relying on tech-enabled services to function efficiently in our rapidly-changing global economy. 

Global social work can be explored from all fields of study – political science, international relations, public health, education, business – and takes many forms, from massive NGOs to small local organizations to corporate social responsibility. 

Understand how multinational and local organizations alike stay competitive, innovate, and become more sustainable in their services. 

Explore a main pillar of cultures across the world – sports. Different cultures, countries and cities embrace the past and present of athletics, competition, and sport management. 

 Learn about the history of schooling and the education system in respective markets and gain firsthand experience that offers an inside look at global topics affecting the education world today.

Experiencing top destinations in the media and entertainment industries, provides students insights into the tremendous linkages between media, entertainment, culture, and global trends.