Program Development and Partnerships
Explore resources, opportunities, partnerships and more
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Located within the International Affairs Complex, the Program Development and Partnerships Office is a resource for SDSU faculty and staff. Through this site, you can learn about:
- Program Development (faculty-led programs, COIL, Glocal)
- International Partnerships & Agreements
- International Safety & Security
- Workshops & Resources
Events & Deadlines
Nov
17
Transborder Faculty Salon/Lunch and Learn
12:00 PM - 02:00 PM
TBD
SDSU Oaxaca Global Health Internship
Students gain hands-on experience alongside SDSU and CSU students each summer through a transformative global health learning experience in the vibrant and culturally-rich city of Oaxaca, Mexico. The SDSU Global Health Internship in Oaxaca program combines weekly clinical rotations and public health placements in Oaxaca City, with Spanish langauge courses, cultural activities and excursions and a companion SDSU course, which allows SDSU students to gain a deeper understanding of the broader socio-cultural and historical context of Oaxaca, and the US-Mexico border region.
SDSU Global Learning in Action
Highlighting some of the unique ways faculty incorporate global learning into the classroom (both abroad and at home).
Exploring Community-based Peace-building in Colombia
In June 2023, Dr. Bartel led a group of SDSU students to Cali, Colombia to explore community-based peace-building in action. Working with Javeriana University's Research Group on Social Movements, Intercultural Dialogue and Peacebuilding, students visited indigenous communities in rural Colombia where demobilized camps for former guerrilla combatants are based, met with Afro-Colombian victims' collectives, former guerrilla combatants, scholars and social movements for peace, as well as government officials.
SDSU's Global Health internship in Oaxaca delivers clinical skills, cultural lessons and empathy
Students gain hands-on experience alongside SDSU and CSU students each summer through a transformative global health learning experience in the vibrant and culturally-rich city of Oaxaca, Mexico. The SDSU Global Health Internship in Oaxaca program combines weekly clinical rotations and public health placements in Oaxaca City, with Spanish langauge courses, cultural activities and excursions and a companion SDSU course, which allows SDSU students to gain a deeper understanding of the broader socio-cultural and historical context of Oaxaca, and the US-Mexico border region.
SDSU binational programs, research bring U.S. and Mexico together
SDSU, in partnership with UCSD and UABC, is working to curb Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever in San Quintin, Baja California. Students spent four days providing early intervention training and tick-killing dog collars to help stomp out the disease in this area. Program leader, Dr. Stephanie Brodine, acknowledges that “we have an obligation to prepare students, whether they be clinical or in public health, to be able to respond and fit into an international team that is responding.”
Get In Touch
Located within the International Affairs Complex, the Faculty International Engagement Building houses multiple teams that work with and support SDSU faculty and staff.
Faculty International Engagement
Reach out to a team for support: