CAPA: The Global Education Network Overview

STUDENT LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT OUTCOMES CAPA’s learning and development objectives are integrated into the curriculum, cocurricular strategies, and overall student experience.

DIVERSITY

GLOBALIZATION Students are able to recognize, describe, and interpret examples of the impact of globalization in the urban environment.

Students are able to describe, interpret, and respect the differences and similarities within their student community and between their home country and the host country.

URBAN ENVIRONMENTS Students are able to explore and analyze the spaces they inhabit, and reflect on differences and similarities between their home and other environments.

SOCIAL DYNAMICS Students are able to understand concepts of and implications of the realities of power, privilege, and inequality in urban environments.

PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Students will recognize the development of skills relative to personal and professional development and career preparedness: networking; communications; remote collaboration; global perspective; cultural awareness; organization, time management and prioritization; problem solving; adaptability; goal setting; and careerbased or vocational skills.

BARCELONA | BUENOS AIRES | DUBLIN | FLORENCE | HONG KONG | LONDON | SHANGHAI | SYDNEY

CONTACT CAPA: The Global Education Network @CAPASTUDYABROAD

capa.org 800.793.0334

OVER 300 LEADING INSTITUTIONS CHOOSE CAPA: THE GLOBAL EDUCATION NETWORK AS THEIR TRUSTED STUDY ABROAD & GLOBAL INTERNSHIP PARTNER

ABOUT US For more than 45 years CAPA: The Global Education Network has worked with institutions of higher education to build programs that meet their goals for learning abroad. We operate education centers in Global Cities and have developed distinct academic offerings, support frameworks,and oversight structures for our students and visiting faculty.

Through our commitment to personalized learning, academic rigor, and cultural engagement, we prepare students to live and work in a globally interdependent and diverse world.

FLEXIBLE APPROACH TO C U S T O M & FA C U LT Y- L E D PROGRAMS EACH YEAR C A PA H O S T S :

2,500 + TOTAL STUDENTS

I would confidently recommend CAPA as a partner to any institution.

Kim Justeson Director of Experiential Learning, Albright College

60 +

CUSTOM PROGRAMS

80 +

VISITING FACULTY

Our flexible custom program options take advantage of CAPA’s more than 45 years of expertise in creating academic and internship programs in global cities.

G L O B A L LY NETWORKED LEARNING CAPA’s innovative Globally Networked Learning options enable faculty and students to collaborate, teach, and learn from each other around the globe, enabling programs that include virtual speakers and connections across study abroad locations and your home campuses.

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY AND QUALITY ASSURANCE Based on academic rigor and integrity in strict adherence to the Forum on Education Abroad’s Standards of Good Practice, our academic programs are intentionally designed to encourage students to engage in a critical analysis of the city in which they are living and studying.

IDENTITY, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION Diversity is a CAPA core value. It is reflected in the diversity of our global city locations and a critical learning and development outcome that engages all our students. Our commitment to diversity extends to personal, experiential, and academic engagements throughout all of our communities.

The team in the US and abroad are incredibly responsive and student-centered.

Giselda Beaudin Director of Global Initiatives, Rollins College

ABOUT US For more than 45 years CAPA: The Global Education Network has worked with institutions of higher education to build programs that meet their goals for learning abroad. We operate education centers in Global Cities and have developed distinct academic offerings, support frameworks,and oversight structures for our students and visiting faculty.

Through our commitment to personalized learning, academic rigor, and cultural engagement, we prepare students to live and work in a globally interdependent and diverse world.

FLEXIBLE APPROACH TO C U S T O M & FA C U LT Y- L E D PROGRAMS EACH YEAR C A PA H O S T S :

2,500 + TOTAL STUDENTS

I would confidently recommend CAPA as a partner to any institution.

Kim Justeson Director of Experiential Learning, Albright College

60 +

CUSTOM PROGRAMS

80 +

VISITING FACULTY

Our flexible custom program options take advantage of CAPA’s more than 45 years of expertise in creating academic and internship programs in global cities.

G L O B A L LY NETWORKED LEARNING CAPA’s innovative Globally Networked Learning options enable faculty and students to collaborate, teach, and learn from each other around the globe, enabling programs that include virtual speakers and connections across study abroad locations and your home campuses.

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY AND QUALITY ASSURANCE Based on academic rigor and integrity in strict adherence to the Forum on Education Abroad’s Standards of Good Practice, our academic programs are intentionally designed to encourage students to engage in a critical analysis of the city in which they are living and studying.

IDENTITY, DIVERSITY & INCLUSION Diversity is a CAPA core value. It is reflected in the diversity of our global city locations and a critical learning and development outcome that engages all our students. Our commitment to diversity extends to personal, experiential, and academic engagements throughout all of our communities.

The team in the US and abroad are incredibly responsive and student-centered.

Giselda Beaudin Director of Global Initiatives, Rollins College

STUDENT LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT OUTCOMES CAPA’s learning and development objectives are integrated into the curriculum, cocurricular strategies, and overall student experience.

DIVERSITY

GLOBALIZATION Students are able to recognize, describe, and interpret examples of the impact of globalization in the urban environment.

Students are able to describe, interpret, and respect the differences and similarities within their student community and between their home country and the host country.

URBAN ENVIRONMENTS Students are able to explore and analyze the spaces they inhabit, and reflect on differences and similarities between their home and other environments.

SOCIAL DYNAMICS Students are able to understand concepts of and implications of the realities of power, privilege, and inequality in urban environments.

PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Students will recognize the development of skills relative to personal and professional development and career preparedness: networking; communications; remote collaboration; global perspective; cultural awareness; organization, time management and prioritization; problem solving; adaptability; goal setting; and careerbased or vocational skills.

CONTACT

BARCELONA BUENOS AIRES DUBLIN FLORENCE HONG KONG LONDON SHANGHAI SYDNEY

CAPA: The Global Education Network @CAPASTUDYABROAD

capa.org 800.793.0334

OVER 300 LEADING INSTITUTIONS CHOOSE CAPA: THE GLOBAL EDUCATION NETWORK AS THEIR TRUSTED STUDY ABROAD PARTNER