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There are many locations around the world that can host student programs. To identify the best option for a particular program, contact Mrs. Pascale Parker (pparker[at]tamu.edu) at Education Abroad or call (979) 845-0544. 
There are many different options to consider when organizing these kinds of trips. For a list of the different programs and more information concerning each, please see the Create Programs in this website or contact Education Abroad.
Please visit the Create Programs Abroad page to learn more.
For more information, please visit the International Admissions page or International Student Services.
Please visit the International Agreements Glossary of Terms page to learn more.
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB) provides leadership and coordination for the Texas higher education system.  Since being created by the Texas Legislature in 1965, the Board has worked to achieve excellence for the college education of Texas students.  All courses taught overseas must conform to the regulations set forth by the THECB.  Each education abroad course needs an additional process of notification to the THECB prior to being taught outside the U.S., according to Texas state regulations. This is above and beyond being part of the main course inventory of the institution or part of an approved degree or certification program.  Without having this additional notification process, the University may not submit weighted semester credit hours generated by such courses to the state for formula funding.  For more information about the THECB, visit their website.

To create a Memorandum of Agreement with a foreign university, please visit the International Agreements Collaborations page in this website for detailed information.  

To search for active or expired partnerships, please use the interactive search functions in the International Partnership Database.  
Faculty members or administrators with a foreign university can contact Global Partnership Services for information on how to start the process of creating an agreement with Texas A&M University.