Students with Disabilities can and do participate in global learning experiences, including studying and interning abroad. Your campus office for Students with Disability, and the Global Learning Hub staff can support you as you explore the accommodations that are available for specific programs.

Global learning opportunities can be a chance to explore how racial and ethnic identities are perceived and experienced in various global contexts. Global Learning Hub staff are here to support students of color when preparing for their global learning experiences and learning about the cultural and social climate of their new global learning environment.

The Global Learning Hub offers many opportunities for First Generation students to engage in global learning in the U.S. and abroad. Our staff are dedicated to guiding First Generation students in successfully achieving their personal, academic, and career goals.

The Global Learning Hub is committed to making global learning opportunities a positive and safe experience for LGBTQIA+ students. Our staff can assist in providing support and resources so LGBTQIA+ students can make informed decisions regarding their global learning experiences.

Our staff at the Global Learning Hub can direct undocumented and immigrant students who are interested in global learning opportunities to resources available on campus, as well as provide support when determining program options.

For International Students, the global learning doesn’t have to end with your matriculation at UC Davis! Our staff at the Global Learning Hub can advise international students who are interested in global learning opportunities by helping to identify program options.

Transfer and reentry students are encouraged to engage in global learning opportunities no matter the age, major, marital/partner status or financial situation. The Global Learning Hub is committed to supporting transfer and reentry students in achieving their global learning goals.

As you explore, observe, participate, and expand your world views, it’s important to recognize that elements of culture influence who we are and how we relate to the world around us. Prepare yourself for cultural differences and similarities by exploring your own identity and cultural values as well as investigating the practices, norms, and values of your host culture.

Whether you are concerned about getting disability accommodations or wondering how your identity may be viewed in a new global learning environment, the staff at the Global Learning Hub and other campus units are here to provide support and guidance.