Global Education Office

Jill Blondin of VCU’s Global Education Office receives top honor from the Institute of International Education

Senior International Officer of the Year designation reflects her commitment to expanding VCU’s footprint in global engagement for students.

Ambassador of Mexico to the U.S. to visit VCU to give lecture

Esteban Moctezuma Barragán will speak on the topic of “Mexico and U.S. Interdependence and Common Future.”

Exploring Eastern Africa: Students Forge Bond with Local NGO

Douglas Kimemia, Ph.D., leads the Eastern Africa Development and Democracy program with political science students, cementing a bond with Rwandan NGO, Home for Hope.

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Meet-a-Ram: Amy Leap helps VCU students broaden their perspectives through study abroad

International Education Week ‘23 offers opportunities for international and cultural awareness

In light of the devastating earthquake in Morocco, VCU provides resources and support for its Moroccan community.

VCU supports our Moroccan community

In light of the devastating earthquake in Morocco, VCU provides resources and support for its Moroccan community.

VCU Global Health Symposium on Sept. 9 focuses on diversity, equity and inclusion worldwide

Developed by students and open to the public, the fourth annual event features international keynote speakers, panel on implicit bias and more.

VCU senior found a French connection at study abroad fair

Public relations major Frances Burson spent a month in Lyon this summer learning about international human rights through a different cultural lens.

Busy trip to East Africa finally brings study abroad dream to fruition for VCU undergrad

As a teaching assistant for the program on development and democracy, international studies major Ailita Whalen helped lead fellow students to five countries.

Global Learning Program Development Award winners announced

The Global Education Office (GEO) is pleased to announce the recipients of the first 2023-24 Global Learning Program Development Awards. The inaugural awards are granted to eight VCU faculty and groups to develop new and innovative global learning programs, including education abroad, domestic study away with a global focus, or virtual exchange. 

Human anatomy program in Cyprus gives rising junior new perspective on his studies

Charlie Hassett, a health, physical education and exercise science major, enjoyed the opportunity to work with cadavers and prepare for a career in the medical field.