University of Georgia
College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences

International Programs

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.
Global Initiatives Map
Global Initiatives Map
Faculty, researchers and students at CAES work and study in dozens of locations globally, collaborating with experts at leading academic and research institutions.
Opening doors to research collaborations, expanding international partnerships and providing students with opportunities throughout the world.

CAES International News

College of Veterinary Medicine faculty member Corrie Brown will administer a new U.S Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service grant that will allow UGA to host and train visiting veterinary and agricultural educators from Africa. (Photo by Andrew Davis Tucker) CAES News
UGA to host Faculty Exchange Program in African Veterinary Science
UGA was one of two U.S. institutions selected as hosts for the 2022-23 Faculty Exchange Program in African Veterinary Science.
Researchers in the US and Senegal are studying why young people leave peanut farming behind and move to the city, an important question for the future of farming in Senegal’s Groundnut Basin. University of Georgia PhD student Pierre Diatta and Virginia Tech’s Brad Mills (far left and left), will present early findings of the study, along with UGA agricultural economist Genti Kostandini (far right), in a webinar next week. The team is working with Katim Toure, a collaborator at ENSA (École Nationale Supérieure d'Agriculture) in Senegal. CAES News
Ag economists offer webinar on why young people leave the farm in Senegal
In a Sept. 22 webinar, researchers from UGA and Virginia Tech will present early findings from research exploring why young people abandon agriculture in Senegal, where more than 1,000 peanut-growing households were surveyed.
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Upcoming Events

UGA Extension partners with universities to bring 4-H to Latin America
CAES researchers work to improve food safety in Senegal’s growing dairy industry
CAES hosts Global Food Security Summit
UGA, Padova partnership leads to joint research
Malawi’s journey to self-reliance benefits US small business
Peanut innovation projects under way in Uganda

Contact

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