Global Engagement
From distinctive collaborations with peer institutions to unique experiential learning and online education opportunities, USC is at the forefront of international engagement that promotes scholarship and partnership globally.
Global Presence
Headquartered in one of the world’s most diverse cities, USC maintains offices and partnerships that reach into — and benefit — nearly every nation and continent.
Student Travel Abroad
USC fosters international engagement, global knowledge and cultural competencies by enabling students of every discipline to take part in a wide range of overseas programs.
Recognized worldwide for its academics and cutting-edge research, USC is home to 47,000 students from 150 countries with more than 480,000 alumni globally. Located in the world’s creative capital — known for innovation and international trade — USC is among a small number of institutions on which the globe depends for a steady stream of new knowledge. At USC, you will encounter different perspectives, experience new cultures, and collaborate with influential scholars and professionals who are making a meaningful impact in countless fields.
USC Global Database
Use our interactive map and search tool to discover international and educational opportunities by country or USC program — and learn more about how USC prepares students to thrive in the global marketplace by emphasizing research, study abroad and service learning opportunities that span the globe.
Featured News and Events
All students are invited to attend events and programs around campus that celebrate global cultures and traditions through the arts and academics, join informational sessions on studying abroad, and engage with scholars discussing relevant international topics.
Rare photographs and historical materials bring to life Mei Lan-Fang’s legendary 1930 tour of the United States and his brief visit to USC.
The USC 2024-25 Fulbright Scholars will conduct research and teach in locations from Mexico to Europe and the Middle East.
USC Viterbi Information Sciences Institute’s advanced monitoring technology estimates 170 million people are without an internet connection this week.