Four panel collage of students involved in international programming
Questions to Consider Before Entering into Partnership Agreements
Before initiating a new MOU or another type of international agreement, ODU faculty and administrators are asked to first carefully consider the following questions:
What is the purpose of the agreement? Do you need an agreement to do what you seek to do? Why?
Are any of the following are available for support of this partnership: Faculty release time; travel for site visits; accommodations for visiting scholars; aid for study abroad students; special projects or collaborations?
Will the department, college, or other participating party commit resources to the agreement?
What resources, if any, is the partner offering?
What are the cost advantages of developing this partnership?
International students, faculty, and staff, please follow the link below for ODU's communication. We would also like to emphasize that the staff in the Center for Global Engagement (757-683-4419) are always available to support you, as are Student Health Services (757-683-3132) and the Office of Counseling Services (757-683-4401).
ODUOnline
Students all around the world can complete undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs at ODUOnline.
Journal for International Students
JIS is a quarterly publication on international education
Fulbright Association Newsletter
Read about Fulbright stories and upcoming events.
International Research and Review
Journal of Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars
Coming to a new country can be a challenging experience. It can also be exciting and full of opportunities! To assist you with the transition from your home country to Old Dominion University, we require all new international students attend the mandatory International Student Orientation.
This virtual event, see the section titled Let's Get You Ready For New International Student Orientation provides an opportunity for students to learn about University services, policies, and procedures, and to network with other students. It is different from Preview, ODU's on-campus orientation program for new students, and from orientations that might be provided by a department or a college.