Facilitating Relationships between Rutgers and the World.
The Center for Global Programs and Relations at the GAIA Centers facilitates international partnerships and hosts visiting delegations, some of which lead to:
- Study abroad programs
- Cross-disciplinary research activities
- Recruitment of talented students and scholars from abroad
Rutgers and Africa
Rutgers and Africa go back a long way, with a rich history of research and educational collaborations by Africanist scholars and African-born colleagues.
Rutgers and Asia
Did you know that Rutgers’s relationships with Asia date back to the 1860s, when the first international students arrived from Japan?
Rutgers and Europe and the Middle East
Rutgers has been an international university since its establishment in 1766. Since then, Rutgers has contributed research and education solutions to global events and issues, such as the fall of comm...
Rutgers and Latin America
Researching the link between air quality and the risk of contracting tuberculosis and shadowing health care practitioners in Oaxacan clinics are just some of the ways that Rutgers students and faculty...
Rutgers Global Future
Rutgers leaders and innovators shape the university’s future global relations through endeavors in Cuba, Tanzania, Iran, and even Antarctica.
Rutgers and the Peace Corps
Rutgers and the United States Peace Corps entered an agreement to establish an on-campus recruitment office exclusive to university community members.
Request Country Information
Looking for information on Rutgers’ existing ties with your country of interest? Contact us to request a country fact sheet.
Generate a New International Partnership
All international agreements must be vetted by the GAIA Centers and the office of general counsel, and signed by the senior vice president for academic affairs. See our rules and templates for beginning a new international partnership.