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International Programs -
International Programs Office
Academic Affairs
Family and Fond Sciences, Room 111
(209) 278-6452 • FAX (209) 278-4203
http://www.csllfrcsno.edu/lnlcrnational_Programs
Peler J. Klassen, Director-
International Programs
The International Programs Office is
responsible for leadership and
coordination of international study
abroad programs conduC[cd by
California State University, Fresno.
The office is designed to assist faculty
and administrators in developing and
strengthening international education
efforts; disseminate information
about international study oppo[mnities;
encourage students to enroll in
international study programs; award
limited numbers of tuition waivers to
international srudems coming to
study in Fresno; and serve as an
information cemer for Fulbright
awards and other sources of support
for study abroad.
An advisory board works with the
director to assist in this task. A
resource center, maintained in the
International Programs Office.
provides international education
materials for faculty, staff, and
students, while a newsletter, Horizons
For the experience
ofa lifetime. contact
the International
Programs Office at
(209) 278-6452.
34
Internationa~ reports on latest
developments.
The university, in its Plan fOr the
'90s. set a goal to have 10 percent of
students participating in the study
abroad programs.
Several "semester abroad" programs
allow students to complete part of
their studies in other councrics:
The London Semester
The China Semester
The South Pacific Semester
The Mexico Semester
In addition, students have a wide
range ofstudy-abroad opportunities
through the CSU Incernational
Programs and through the University
Studies Abroad Consortium. (See
International Programs under the
Special Programs section on pages
461-463.)
In its determination ro enhance
global understanding, California
State University, Fresno encouragcs
international academic exchange and
cooperation. The university also has
partnerships with a number of
universities around the globe.
At the presenc time, the university
maintains academic cooperative
programs, including, in most
instances. student exchanges. with
the following institutions:
University of Central Lancashire,
United Kingdom
University of MUnster, Germany
University of S[Uttgan, Germany
Copernicus University, Poland
University of Gdansk, Poland
Belarusian State University,
Belarus
Yerevan State University, Armenia
Chulalongkorn University,
Thailand
East China Normal University,
China
Hangzhou University, China
Shenzhen University, China
National Chung Hsing University,
Taiwan
Baiko 10 Gakuin University, Japan
Kochi University, Japan
Dong-A University, Korea
University of the Philippines
University of Guanajuato, Mex.ico
University ufTorreon, Mexico
Instituto Tecllologico y de
Estudios Superiores de Monterey,
Mexico
University of Seville and University
of Barcelona, Spain
In somc instances, instruction is
available in English. Usually, Ruency
in the language of the coumry is
required. University cooperative
atrangements allow waiver of tuition
in mOSt instances. In addition,
various other benefits are available
because of cooperative agrcemems. ~
Object Description
| Title | 1998-99 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1998-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 034 |
| Full Text Search | International Programs - International Programs Office Academic Affairs Family and Fond Sciences, Room 111 (209) 278-6452 • FAX (209) 278-4203 http://www.csllfrcsno.edu/lnlcrnational_Programs Peler J. Klassen, Director- International Programs The International Programs Office is responsible for leadership and coordination of international study abroad programs conduC[cd by California State University, Fresno. The office is designed to assist faculty and administrators in developing and strengthening international education efforts; disseminate information about international study oppo[mnities; encourage students to enroll in international study programs; award limited numbers of tuition waivers to international srudems coming to study in Fresno; and serve as an information cemer for Fulbright awards and other sources of support for study abroad. An advisory board works with the director to assist in this task. A resource center, maintained in the International Programs Office. provides international education materials for faculty, staff, and students, while a newsletter, Horizons For the experience ofa lifetime. contact the International Programs Office at (209) 278-6452. 34 Internationa~ reports on latest developments. The university, in its Plan fOr the '90s. set a goal to have 10 percent of students participating in the study abroad programs. Several "semester abroad" programs allow students to complete part of their studies in other councrics: The London Semester The China Semester The South Pacific Semester The Mexico Semester In addition, students have a wide range ofstudy-abroad opportunities through the CSU Incernational Programs and through the University Studies Abroad Consortium. (See International Programs under the Special Programs section on pages 461-463.) In its determination ro enhance global understanding, California State University, Fresno encouragcs international academic exchange and cooperation. The university also has partnerships with a number of universities around the globe. At the presenc time, the university maintains academic cooperative programs, including, in most instances. student exchanges. with the following institutions: University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom University of MUnster, Germany University of S[Uttgan, Germany Copernicus University, Poland University of Gdansk, Poland Belarusian State University, Belarus Yerevan State University, Armenia Chulalongkorn University, Thailand East China Normal University, China Hangzhou University, China Shenzhen University, China National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan Baiko 10 Gakuin University, Japan Kochi University, Japan Dong-A University, Korea University of the Philippines University of Guanajuato, Mex.ico University ufTorreon, Mexico Instituto Tecllologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterey, Mexico University of Seville and University of Barcelona, Spain In somc instances, instruction is available in English. Usually, Ruency in the language of the coumry is required. University cooperative atrangements allow waiver of tuition in mOSt instances. In addition, various other benefits are available because of cooperative agrcemems. ~ |
