International Education Partnerships

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Graduate, Professional Development
Academic Level
Tuition-based
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Usually offered in Winter or Summer Sessions. See Schedule of Classes.

Time Commitment:
Summer Session / Winter Session course, 12-15 hours: Five 90-minute sessions plus coursework
Mode:
Online, Synchronous
Digital Badge:
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Program Contact:
International Education Management and Leadership at [email protected]
Open Beyond Existing Students:
Yes
Digital Badge for International Education Partnerships

Explore the critical aspects of developing and sustaining strategic and productive international partnerships as they relate to your own institution. Through analysis of case studies, you will examine common models of structuring, contracting and evaluating international partnerships and the infrastructure needed to do so. You will also develop protocols for leading and hosting international delegations, as well as tracking and reporting on international activities.  

This course is for existing International Education professionals who participated in five interactive virtual workshops reviewing the role of partnerships in global engagement strategies and reviewing current partnerships at your organization. As a culminating project you will develop an International Partnership rubric to evaluate and structure prospective international partnerships, develop contracts to operationalize these relationships, and track and report international activities.

 


Additional Information:

This professional development microcredential has a not-for-credit option for $399. SUNY employees receive a 15% discount on not-for-credit International Education Management and Leadership microcredentials.

It could also be taken for one credit towards the MA International Education Management and Leadership and other School of Education graduate degree programs as approved by the department.

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