A graduate program involving joint thesis supervision of a student by professors at a home and host institution. Provided the student meets the degree requirements of both institutions, two individual [..]

An institutional agreement is used to develop common degree requirements which meet the academic requirements at both the host and home institutions such that a student receives two degrees, one from [..]

Education that occurs outside the country of the participant’s home institution. Besides study abroad, examples include such international experiences as work, volunteering, non-credit internships, an [..]

Educational activities that involve learning outside the classroom, which may or may not involve travel abroad.

Learning at home or abroad which involves exposure to, and increased understanding of cultures other than the student’s own.

1) Learning activities (curricular, co-curricular or extra curricular) which focus on other countries or cultures; 2) Any educational activity (full-degree or short-term) which occurs outside the stud [..]

A philosophy which promotes the value of incorporating an international perspective into all aspects of teaching and learning.

The active pursuit of activities which support the incorporation of an international perspective into all aspects of teaching and learning.

A program of study established by partner institutions in different countries whereby meeting the academic requirements results in the student obtaining one degree awarded on behalf of both institutio [..]

A mechanism which allows students to temporarily transfer to another institution and have course credit transferred back to their home institution. Tuition and fees are paid to the host institution.