We are a global community of learners with students, staff and faculty from all over the world, we offer education pathways to extend learning beyond Nebraska, and have a global network of over 20,000 living alumni that are doing amazing things.
Education Abroad
Giving CASNR students a taste of the world
CASNR student viewing elephants in their habitat during a faculty-led study abroad program in Botswana.
Where can you go? CASNR Faculty-Led study abroad programs help you spread your wings and explore our amazing world. The impact of an international experience can be immense: expanding your perspective, your knowledge...even perhaps your career path. From personal growth in self-awareness, independence, versatility, communication, and appreciation of your world: the effects of these programs go on long after you unpack your suitcase. CASNR faculty-led programs travel the world including New Zealand, Namibia, Puerto Rico, Costa Rica, South Africa, Ireland, Australia, Scotland, the Bahamas, Rwanda, Spain, and France.
Global Learning Hub
Connecting, learning, engaging the campus community around global themes
Students, staff, and faculty of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources interacting during a CASNR Global Learning Hub open house event.
Through the Global Learning Hub, in-person and online learners can explore global learning opportunities in Nebraska and beyond. Students can take part in global programming to expand their minds/skills/networks, find support for global opportunities or even remote intenrships with organizations worldwide. Students, faculty and staff can further expand their global network by utilizing it as a resource that will work to facilitate international teaching and learning, connections with scholars from around the globe, and campus/community engagement and programming to enhance the global mindset of the next generation of leaders.
3+1 Food Science
Creating broader opportunities for future food science professionals
Dr. Curtis Weller leading a class discussion at Northwest A&F University.
The 3+1 dual degree program with NWAFU is a unique opportunity for students to learn and engage with world leaders in food science from both institutions. The program is an international collaboration between the Department of Food Science and Technology and Northwest Agriculture and Forestry University (NWAFU).