Internationalizing the Curriculum
If you are interested in internationalizing your course curriculum, we have created several resources to assist you. The faculty resource guide provides an overview of the different ways that you can approach this work. As you approach this work, it is important to use Valencia's Competencies of a Global Citizen to determine which knowledge, skills, and/or attitudes you will be infusing into your curriculum. If you need assistance with this work, please contact the SAGE office.
Professional Development
Enroll in professional development course, INDV3351: Internationalizing the Curriculum at Home: Creating Global Citizens Locally, in Valencia Edge.
For a tutorial on navigating Faculty Development on the Edge, please visit this link
Professors Jerry Hensel & Heith Hennel - Internationalizing the Curriculm.
Contact us
Visit us on campus at our office.
Location
- 1800 South Kirkman Rd
Orlando, FL 32811 - West Campus
- SSB - 142
Hours
- Mon. – Thurs. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Fri 8 a.m. - 12 noon
Email and Phone
Social Media
Global Distinction Approved Courses List
Develop A Toolkit
Course internationalization toolkits are designed for faculty to share their ideas college-wide which will be available on the Internationalizing the Curriculum SharePoint site:
- Creating a Toolkit Guidelines
- Course INZ Toolkit template
- Course INZ Toolkit Sample (HUM 1020 - this is one entry of multiple entries)
- Sample artifacts that go with the HUM 1020 toolkit (cross-cultural event):
- INZ SharePoint (no password required; this hosts all the toolkits)
Enroll in professional development course, INDV3351 and complete an internationalization toolkit.
Course DetailPresent your toolkit to the SAGE committee and receive approval.
Submit the online Request to Internationalize Course (INZ) form.
The SAGE office receives your request and adds the INZ designation to your course.
Implement your internationalized course while students earn credit towards Valencia Global Distinction (VGD).
Student & Faculty Benefits
- Cultivates internationally oriented faculty and students.
- Improves academic quality.
- Builds cross-cultural awareness and understanding.
- Diversifies the learning environment.