California and Africa have set the blueprint for a new model of international climate cooperation—a unique climate and economic partnership with Kenya and Nigeria delivering policy certainty, affordable technology and unlocking catalytic capital.
An article by Provost Croughan for the Association of International Education Administrators (AIEA) on the importance of global learning. Writing from both a professional and personal perspective, she reflects on the lasting value of international education and its impact on students, faculty, staff, and collaborators.
Over the past five years, UC Davis has served as co-lead of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities APWiL Mentoring Program, supporting nearly 400 participants from more than 30 APRU member universities.
Chancellor May shares several examples of how UC Davis research partnerships serve the world, including those aided by Seed Grants for International Activities.
Warm greetings this season from UC Davis Global Affairs! We are excited to share our 2024-25 Annual Report with you. Wishing you peace, inspiration and hope in the year ahead.
Chancellor Gary S. May led a delegation to Kenya to advance a landmark partnership between the State of California and the Government of Kenya focused on climate action, clean transportation, climate smart agriculture, public health and innovation. The delegation was jointly organized by UC Davis Global Affairs, Institute of Transportation Studies and the Office of the Special Envoy on Climate of Kenya.
University leaders from around the globe gathered on campus May 7-9 to discuss existential threats facing higher education. “When the truth is under siege, the university must not flinch,” said Fanta Aw, executive director and CEO of Nafsa: Association of International Educators, and keynote speaker at the event, the Annual Network Meeting and Presidential Symposium for Universitas 21, or U21.
Mapping the Production of Knowledge (MPK) on Women and Gender in the Arab Region is delighted to announce the launching of the MPK Database. The MPK database lists approximately 20,000 academic references on women and gender in the Arab region published from 1970-2022.
This year’s 13 Seed Grants for International Activities projects bring together more than 34 researchers across UC Davis and partner institutions worldwide, fostering collaborations to advance groundbreaking discovery.
