Global partnerships.
Extraordinary impact.

Our partnerships with international universities foster academic collaboration and global engagement.

International Partnerships

Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University (IMSIU)

Students fully immerse themselves in UMass Dartmouth over the course of a five-week summer session.

Taking business and engineering classes, students gain a global perspective while collaborating with UMassD students and faculty.

Example classes:

Foundations of Secure Computing
Special Topics in Computer & Information Science: Emerging Trends in Artificial Intelligence
Data Analysis and Visualization
Legal Framework Business
Special Topics in Operations Management: Sports Analytics

Saudi students speaking with faculty, on the quad

IMSIU students with university leadership

Hubei University

A two-week long summer camp provides students with enrichment through English classes, art workshops, and local excursions.

Students ease into the learning environment with lessons in conversational English and academic writing. In their second week, they attend a series of digital animation workshops that culminate in an exhibition featuring their work. Throughout their stay on campus, the Hubei students get to explore the local community with cultural visits to nearby attractions like Boston and the beach.

Location

There's a lot for students to explore in the nearby region.

art and history: galleries & museums
entertainment: movie theater, mini-golf & zoo
outdoor recreation: beaches & state parks

minutes to New Bedford

minutes to Horseneck Beach

minutes to Providence, RI

minutes to Boston

What's nearby?

Imam Mohammad Ibn Saud Islamic University (IMSIU) in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is excited to form an MOU with UMass Dartmouth allowing cooperation in the fields of scientific research and applied areas focusing on Saudis 2030 vision in Engineering such as AI and Cybersecurity and more! Our Rector, academics, administration and students are excited to be connected with UMass faculty, administration and students emerging and learning from one another’s culture.
Dr. Mohammad Naji Alyamani Director General for Collaboration and International Communication