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College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

International Programs

Story: CAES hosts Global Food Security Summit
Story: UGA, Padova partnership leads to joint research
Story: Malawi’s journey to self-reliance benefits US small business
Story: Peanut innovation projects under way in Uganda
International Agriculture Certificate
International Agriculture Certificate
Expand your global perspective by participating in internationally focused coursework, language studies and a hands-on international internship.
Scholarships
Scholarships
View a list of scholarships available for students pursuing study abroad, exchange programs and the International Agriculture Certificate.
International Agriculture Day
International Agriculture Day
The CAES International Agriculture Day celebration includes a keynote address and awards for the college's most globally minded students.
Opening doors to research collaborations, expanding international partnerships and providing students with opportunities throughout the world.

Contact

Victoria Collins McMaken Coordinator of International Programs
vcollins@uga.edu 706-542-5281

 

 


CAES International News

Elmer Gray (shown) will serve as assistant project director for the Black Fly Research and Resource Center. Gray helped establish UGA's Black Fly Rearing and Bioassay Laboratory in 1999 with Ray Noblet, a former head of the entomology department, who will serve as scientific advisor to the project. CAES News
Elmer Gray (shown) will serve as assistant project director for the Black Fly Research and Resource Center. Gray helped establish UGA's Black Fly Rearing and Bioassay Laboratory in 1999 with Ray Noblet, a former head of the entomology department, who will serve as scientific advisor to the project.
UGA’s black fly lab to be supported with NIH contract
One-of-a-kind lab conducts and collaborates in worldwide research on the black fly.
The Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Peanut recently surveyed partners involved in peanut production in Malawi to gauge their priorities for educational materials and research in the future. (Photo by Jamie Rhoads) CAES News
The Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Peanut recently surveyed partners involved in peanut production in Malawi to gauge their priorities for educational materials and research in the future. (Photo by Jamie Rhoads)
Lab survey’s partners on priorities in Malawi
The Peanut Innovation Lab includes several projects to improve peanut productivity in Malawi. To get a general idea of the priorities stakeholders have for improved practices, the innovation lab recently conducted a simple online survey with a small group of agriculture professionals in Malawi to rank the activities and messages they find most important to improve farmers’ outcomes.
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