Cornell University is rich with resources that support global learning. Resources include:

• Center for Teaching Innovation events and consultations focused on internationalizing the curriculum, course design, active learning, community-engaged learning, and other pedagogical questions.
• Vision and mission statements and broad learning outcomes from university leadership, schools and colleges, and departments.
• Funding opportunities for faculty and students.
• Area-focused and internationally-focused speakers’ series, conferences, symposia and other activities.
• Support for planning programs or travel.
• Support for bringing international scholars to campus.
• Documents detailing the history of internationalization at Cornell.

Please note this is a partial list. The university has many programs, departments, and centers engaging international partners, projects, and curriculum. Global learning happens at Cornell in curricular and co-curricular activities, on and off-campus.

Global Cornell

• Global Cornell Initiative
• Internationalizing the Cornell Curriculum Grant Program
• International Services Office

Office of Global Learning

• Discover Programs for Education Abroad
• Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies

Area Studies Programs

• Cornell Institute for European Studies
• East Asia Program
• Institute for African Development
• Latin American Studies Program
• Southeast Asia Program
• South Asia Program

Additional Resources

• Center for Teaching Innovation
• Engaged Cornell
• Language Resource Center
• Study Abroad: Cornell Library Services
• English Language Support Office 
• Kroch Library Asia Collections 
• Johnson Museum of Art
• Office of the Provost Learning Outcomes at Cornell