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This fall, GHEA21 invites you to take part in shaping the shared international curriculum by submitting proposals for Online Courses (OCs) and Network Collaborative Courses (NCCs). This initiative offers the opportunity to engage with colleagues and students across more than 25 institutions, enriching your course with an international perspective.

Online Courses (OCs) are offered by a single institution to students from multiple partner institutions. They take place entirely online and include students from the host institution. Students register through a centralized application portal and are then enrolled at the institution that offers the course and receive course credit transferred from that institution. (Staff at participating institutions are eligible to register for Online Courses, subject to their home institution’s approval.)

Network Collaborative Courses (NCCs) are co-created by faculty across partner institutions and are taught in collaboration at two or more partner campuses. These courses expose students to diverse perspectives through a wide range of cross-network readings, assignments and activities. NCCs may entail longer (full-semester) or shorter, more modular (4-6 weeks) cross-network collaboration. (All lead faculty and co-faculty involved with planning proposed Network Collaborative Courses must be registered in the Network Portal by the time of the proposal submission.)