Engaging Students Across the World
OSUN institutions provide a rigorous education grounded in critical thinking and open intellectual inquiry. Network courses regularly bring students together across countries to debate and exchange ideas.Network Courses
Network courses are co-created by faculty across OSUN institutions and are taught simultaneously at two or more partner campuses. These courses expose students to diverse perspectives through a wide-range of cross-network readings, assignments, activities, and events.
Institutes and Programs
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Exploring history since 1300 through a blended, open-access course from Princeton University -
Engaging in studies with acclaimed critical thinkers to explore what it means to be in the modern world -
The Center for Liberal Arts and Sciences Pedagogy (CLASP): fellowship for teaching liberal arts and sciences. -
Supporting the integration and accessibility of humanities study across OSUN institutions -
Delivering world-class learning experiences, engaging curriculum, and student-centered teaching methods.
What does it mean to be a global citizen?
“A global citizen cares for real people—not people in the abstract, not humanity in general, but real people to whom he or she makes a pact of solidarity that hardship and difficulty can’t break.” —Michael Ignatieff, President, Central European University