Our Global Education programs are designed to help students develop the knowledge and skills needed to succeed on a global scale. Students can participate in global learning opportunities and study abroad programs to gain the practical experiences they need to create global networks.
Our global learning opportunities promote courses and programs that incorporate international content, preparing students to think critically about international systems, global economic development and cultural perspectives.
CCBC also offers specialized class sections that bring a global perspective to course materials. These courses are perfect for students who would like to gain knowledge of the world, but are not able to commit to our certificate program.
It's as easy as looking for the notation "GL" in our course catalog.
Whether you're interested in global issues, cultural traditions or simply looking to connect with others through shared experiences, we offer events for everyone.
Our international study abroad and local study away programs are fun and transformative experiences for everyone. No matter the destination, you'll discover new customs and experience personal growth.
Whether registering to study abroad as a credit requirement, part of a certification or as an optional travel component offered through select Continuing Education Workforce (CE) courses, you're in for much more than a change of scenery. Contact us to schedule an appointment with a study abroad advisor.
Details to be posted in Spring 2025.
Details to be posted in Spring 2025.
If you plan to apply to one of these scholarships bellow, first bring your ideas and drafts to a Global Education advisor for help and feedback. You must be a U.S. citizen to apply for these scholarships.
Don't see a trip that interests you? We can help you find opportunities elsewhere!
Explore the study abroad websites of colleges and universities that interest you for transfer (Towson, UMCP, etc.). Studying abroad through your future institution may ease credit transfer and may be especially worthwhile if you plan to study abroad for a semester or longer.
Some students may benefit from enrolling directly with a university overseas rather than through a U.S.-based company or institution. This option can often be relatively inexpensive and such a rich cultural experience that it is worth pursuing despite some potential limitations with credit transfer.
Note: CCBC does not endorse and is not associated with any external programs or related websites.
Studying abroad was not something Attia Robinson thought to consider until she approached a Global Education information table. "They asked me, 'do you want to study abroad? We'll help you do it.'" And before she knew it, Attia was on a flight to Australia!
Check out some of our favorite memories from previous trips.
Director, Global Education
Coordinator, Global Student Programs
