Global Modules have created unique learning opportunities across the curricular spectrum as students digest new course material and encounter diverse perspectives. A Global Modules course works something like this: Typically, the class begins with participants reading a common text, followed by an online discussion facilitated by the instructors, who are also drawn from the participating campuses. The class may then be broken down into virtual groups composed of U.S. and international students and asked to complete a collaborative assignment.

• Al Akhawayn University, Morocco
• Corvinus University, Hungary
• Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, South Africa
• American University in Cairo, Egypt
• Zayed University, United Arab Emirates
• Kenyatta University, Kenya
• Higher School of Economics, Russia
• University of Jordan, Jordan
• Champlain College, U.S.A.
• Gulf University for Science & Technology, Kuwait
• University of Alcala, Spain
• Pearl Academy, India
• Pazmany Peter Catholic University, Hungary
• St. Petersburg State Polytechnical University, Russia
• University of Skovde, Sweden
• University of Klagenfurt, Austria