Worldwide Outreach & Research
During the past ten years, the College has received more than $18.5 million for international research, teaching and extension programs.
Our first international agreement dates back to 1907, when the College started working with a school in southern China. That school evolved into South China Agricultural University, now a leading institution in China. We continue to work closely with our oldest friends--we have a robust exchange with universities across China--while pursuing opportunities with new partners.
The College has developed programs with African agricultural, educational and research institutions, and worked with European countries as they looked to agriculture and rural development as key to democracy building and the transition process to market economies.
The College of Ag Sciences is developing and promoting Penn State's collaborative initiatives in Africa in order to enhance food and economic security, and sustainable agricultural development through research, extension and education.
Experience and expertise in the Western Hemisphere at Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
Experience and expertise in Asia at Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
Experience and expertise in Central and Eastern Europe at Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
Experience and expertise in the Middle East at Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
Experience and expertise in the Pacific at Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
Experience and expertise in western Europe at Penn State's College of Agricultural Sciences.
A summary of all international agreements within the College. Last updated April 2013.
