The University of Arizona offers many forms of global engagement from academic degree programs, language study, and programs abroad to comprehensive service and support resources on campus. Please visit the links below to explore the opportunities for engagement in North America.

• Departments, Centers, Schools & Programs
• Degree Programs
• Language Study
• Partnerships, Projects & Experts
• Study Abroad and Student Exchange
• Student Clubs and Organizations
• Travel Information
• Resources
• Statistics 

DEPARTMENTS, CENTERS, SCHOOLS & PROGRAMS

• Department of English
• Department of Mexican American and Raza Studies
• Ethnomusicology
• Global Health Institute
• Native American Student Affairs
• Office in Mexico City
• Office of Western Hemispheric Programs
• School of Anthropology
• School of Geography and Development
• School of International Languages, Literatures and Cultures
• Southwest Center
• Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy

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DEGREE PROGRAMS

Bachelors

• Anthropology
• Ethnomusicology
• Geography
• Mexican American Studies – Major / Minor
• Global Studies Major
• Mexican American Studies – Translation and Interpretation

Masters

• American Indian Studies
• Anthropology
• Ethnomusicology
• Geography
• International Trade and Business Law (L.L.M.)
• Indigenous Peoples Law and Policy Program
• Master's in Development Practice
• Peace Corps Fellows
• Spanish – Graduate Program in Literature

Doctoral

• American Indian Studies
• American Indian Studies – Minor
• Anthropology
• Ethnomusicology - Minor
• Geography
• Global Change - Interdisciplinary Minor
• Ph.D. concentration in Luso-Brazilian and Hispanic American Literary Studies

Joint and Dual Degree Programs

• Concurrent Degree in American Indian Studies (M.A.) and Law (J.D.)
• International Management (M.I.M.) and Business Administration (M.B.A.) - the Master of International Management (M.I.M.) degree is awarded by the Thunderbird School of Global Management
• Public Health, Public Health Policy & Management option (M.P.H) and Mexican American and Raza Studies, Latino Health option (M.S.)

Certificate

• Global Health and Development

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LANGUAGE STUDY

Bachelors

• English
• English - Minor
• The Study of Native American Languages – Hopi, Navajo, Tohono O'odham
• Spanish – Undergraduate Basic Language Major | Heritage Language Major | Minor and Teaching Minor

Masters

• English 
• Native American Languages and Linguistics
• Spanish – Graduate Program in Linguistics

Doctoral

• English 

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PARTNERSHIPS, PROJECTS & EXPERTS

• Institutional Partners Database
• Projects and Experts Database

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STUDY ABROAD AND STUDENT EXCHANGE

• Study Abroad and Exchange Programs Database

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STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS

• ASUA Student Clubs and Organizations
• Students United for Real Global Engagement (SURGE)

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TRAVEL INFORMATION

• International Travel on UA Business or Programs
• UA Alumni  Association Travel

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NORTH AMERICA RESOURCES

• UA Libraries
  • American Indian Studies [Subject Guide]
  • Arizona-Sonora Documents Online [Digital Collection]
  • Mexican American Studies [Subject Guide]
  • Mexican History Microforms at the University of Arizona Library
  • United States Statistics [Subject Guide]
  • Foreign Newspapers at the University of Arizona Library
  • Government Documents – International [Subject Guide]
  • Government Documents – International / Region-Specific [Subject Guide]
  • Geography [Subject Guide]
  • International Statistics [Subject Guide]
  • Political Science [Subject Guide]
  • Second Language Acquisition and Teaching [Subject Guide]
  • International & Foreign Law Research [Law Library]
  • International Trade Law and Development [Law Library]
  • Worlds of Words International Collection of Children's and Adolescent Literature [College of Education]
  • Hispanic Health [Arizona Health Sciences Library]
  • Border Health [Arizona Health Sciences Library] 

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UA STATISTICS AT A GLANCE: NORTH AMERICA

• Inbound international students (Fall 2009): 66
• Inbound international scholars (2008 – 2009): 98
• Outbound study abroad students (2009 calendar year): 34
• Sponsored Projects (1990 – 2009): 278 projects, $36,101,805