Courses & Programs
The College of Nursing values student participation in global learning activities in all programs of study. All students with a strong interest in global health (at home and abroad) are encouraged to participate in various global learning opportunities through the College of Nursing and on campus. Faculty are available to mentor students in pursuing global learning projects within their program of study and are committed to guiding students in effecting safe, equitable and sustainable global health outcomes.
Global Learning Opportunities
Global learning opportunities include, but are not limited to, engaging in study abroad experiences, attending global health speaker series, collaborating locally with cross-cultural community groups, completing collaborative online transcultural education, and completing the inter professional Global Health Certificate offered through the Department of Family and Preventive Medicine.
Read about Katie Wards, DNP, WHNP, experience in Rwanda HERE
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This Global Learning Experience gave me invaluable perspective on the US American healthcare system. International comparators are essential to identifying areas for domestic improvement, contextualizing the money we spend on healthcare, and qualifying the outcomes we achieve. This experience offered meaningful interdisciplinary exchange with diverse nursing colleagues including BSN , MSN, DNP, and PhD students in addition to CON faculty. The "hidden curriculum" of our ongoing conversations throughout the trip has given me important insights and indelible impressions about how I could contribute to practice transformation in this country. I am deeply grateful for this unforgettable opportunity.
Our Mission
We strive to foster an academic environment that embraces self- & cultural awareness and humility among students, faculty and staff through global learning experiences that promote safe, ethical, equitable, bidirectional and sustainable scholarship, research, and practice with our interdisciplinary partners at home and abroad.