Globalized Impact
Buckeyes are everywhere across the globe. Learn more about the incredible study abroad, research, and exploration that our students and faculty have engaged in during Time and Change. From the Women’s Final Four and archeology camps in Utah, to Norway, South Korea, Australia, and the Arctic, you’ll find Arts and Sciences involved.
Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center conducts research, education, and outreach on polar alpine regions and glaciers
Lonnie Thompson and Ellen Mosley-Thompson are among the most revered paleoclimatologists on Earth, and their careers at Ohio State have grown in tandem with humans’ understanding of climate change. Paramount for them now is ensuring future scientists are prepared for this vital work.
Global May Korea: Opportunities abroad
Each May Buckeyes explore Korea's cities, industries, cultural heritage, environmental policies and green growth strategies through readings, site visits, and lectures by local scholars, administrators, and corporate managers.
In addition to hands-on learning, students on the Global May Korea program are paired with Korean students at Kyung Hee University for cultural exchanges and collaborative activities. Students are also assigned to visit the home of a local Korean family.
Learn more from the Office of International Affairs
Student explores ecology impacts in Norway through Ohio State global research program
Participation in the research program was made possible through Ohio State’s TRONDBUSS program. The Department of Molecular Genetics created TRONDBUSS within its Students in Life Sciences Abroad (STILSA) program, which supports paid and credit-earning international research internships in collaboration with NTNU, Sorbonne Université and Paris Saclay Université in France and recently extended to University of French West Indies. STILSA has now partnered with ASC Career Success to offer global experiential learning not only in academia but also in non-academic settings (e.g. private sector companies).
Students Collaborate with University of Cape Town for Cultural Exchange Project
Dance is a global artform. COVID-19 is a global pandemic. During a crisis it is tempting to silo our muses and fears with our local inspirations and tragedies. Many artists are left wondering how to continue making work in such an environment. And how do we continue to collaborate with our international peers amidst travel bans, quarantines and lockdowns?
Arts and Sciences students part of Women’s Final Four media relations team
Ohio State students were front and center for the most watched women's basketball game ever, as they were part of the media relations team at the Women's Final Four in Cleveland in April 2024.
Philanthropy helps power Field Camp in Ephraim, Utah
Did you know? The summer geology Field Camp run by the School of Earth Sciences at The Ohio State University has operated for over 75 years! Our Field Geology course is a ‘capstone’ experience for our geology majors, providing a unique environment for field-based research experiences for students and faculty.