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If you choose to pursue one of our many global programs, you will be connected to a diverse group of faculty members from around the world who are committed to global research and to shaping tomorrow’s global citizens.
In most programs you can participate in a study abroad course and earn credit toward your degree. Several programs even require global residencies.
George Mason University students are working with the U.S. Department of State to find out what motivates students to study abroad, specifically in Southeast South Korea.
Yoonseo Cho, a junior majoring in Global Affairs at Mason Korea, recently shared her internship experience at the Green Climate Fund (GCF) in an interview with the local daily, Kyeongin Ilbo.
Laura Aileen Sauls, assistant professor of Global Affairs, and co-investigators led by the University of Manchester have secured £2 million for a five-year research project aiming to transform knowledge about the benefits and risks of Earth observation data and technologies in conservation. The project will provide important insights on the ethical, theoretical, and practical implications of incorporating earth observation data into large-scale efforts to counter global environmental problems.