What are some examples of curricular internationalization at the University of Minnesota ?
Several colleges on the Twin Cities campus have made “internationalization” a strategic planning priority within their five-year planning documents; some deans are leading their faculty in curricular and systemic change. The Board of Regents revised its own international education statement in l995, and efforts toward becoming a “world class” university are already in the University 2000 document, though internationalization is not one of the six major priorities in the Third Phase Report of U-2000. In September l996, the Carlson School of Management began offering an international minor and several internationalized electives within its departmental units. Several other colleges, including the Colleges of Agriculture, Education and Human Development, Human Ecology, Natural Resources, and Liberal Arts already have international majors or minors in place along with internationalized electives. The Institute of Technology has begun a new degree program in Global Technology. The College o
