College of Education

This course will survey key aspects of international education exchange administration, policy, and practice.

This course will present an overview of the main theoretical, policy, and practice-related issues on disability and educational systems today.

This course assists students in acquiring and integrating leadership knowledge within group and organizational contexts. 

Students will explore the role of leadership in a global context.

Students will explore the concept and practice of leadership and the identity of a leader in a complex, dynamic, and interconnected world. 

"From our visits to four institutions in Ghana as well as working alongside our partners at the University of Cape Coast, I learned what it means to mold systems that are unique to any given cultural context. I learned that it is important to have multiple perspectives and be able to see through different lenses in order to truly be a global practitioner."

"Go somewhere. Go anywhere. I am a firm believer that people should take any chance to stretch their mind and expand their worldview during our college careers and our lives in general . When I went to study abroad in a foreign country, I quickly shifted out of my comfortable life in College Park, for the first time, and took on the role of an active visitor, learner, and traveler."

Leaving the US to go study abroad in Japan was exhilarating because it was the first time I was alone and without any relatives nearby.

"I navigated two new cities/towns and a whole new culture, while taking two classes and living with strangers."