Educating Global Leaders
Gaining a global perspective starts with opportunity. Students of every discipline are encouraged to cross geographic and linguistic barriers to pursue educational and professional goals. With USC propelling you forward, you steer the ship to bring your career and relationships to global scale.
Step outside your comfort zone
Becoming a future global leader means meeting new people in unfamiliar surroundings. USC’s global network will push you to expand your circle through a wide range of overseas opportunities.
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Featured Global Opportunities
Live and intern in Asia for at least eight weeks during the summer to gain relationships and an understanding between the U.S. and Asia. These internships through the USC Career Center are held in such dynamic centers as Ho Chi Minh City, Osaka, Seoul and Tokyo.
Join a partnership between the USC Marshall School of Business and three dozen universities around the world to deepen your understanding of international business theories, practices and concerns of the international community.
While traditionally many music students opt to stay on campus for the duration of their education due to strong ties to individual teachers, the USC Thornton School of Music is one of the first schools in the U.S. addressing this issue through tailored global programs.
USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences faculty develop unique travel opportunities centered on an area of expertise or interest for students to grow linguistically and culturally and to return with valuable new experiences.