The Global Engagement Opportunity (GEO) is a one-year residential living-learning community that provides students an opportunity to engage in cross cultural exchange. Students will also collaboratively learn about and address global issues in an equitable and sustainable way.

The UC Davis Global Career Development Series is an ongoing event series hosted by the Global Learning Hub with the purpose of providing all students with additional global professional development resources and opportunities. Open to all.

Explore student groups or student-focused activities that encourage global learning at UC Davis. These groups and activities stand out because they provide students with regular or ongoing opportunities to engage with global issues and/or solve global problems.

First-Year Seminars are an exciting program of small, innovative classes that reflect a variety of intellectual interests. Limited to 19 students each, these unique courses promote critical thinking and community.

Develop your global leadership skills through micro-credential programs that provide flexibility and as well as documentation of these skills that you can share with future employers.

Help first-year and transfer international students successfully adjust to life at UC Davis and support the leadership development of current student mentors. We match new international students with current students based on similar academic and social interests to connect them with a community of support and friends.

Meet, connect, and network with some of the global leaders at UC Davis. Series guests share their professional journey and career development, highlighting what it means to be a global leader and how to be successful in an increasingly international workplace.

Tap into the different networks and associations that UC Davis is a part of and get connected to opportunities that promote international knowledge exchange. Learn from people in different countries working in different disciplines to take part in collaborative problem solving.

Take part in a global leadership program designed to develop skills to positively influence the thinking, attitudes, and behaviors of a diverse group of people in order to promote collaboration and the achievement of goals.

The Millennium Fellowship is an opportunity for undergrad students to lead a social initiative project on campus. Students can participate as Fellows or as Campus Directors. They will receive professional training and a certificate.