The GREEN Program (TGP) facilitates international education programming intentionally built to educate, engage, and mobilize participants to address The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. TGP collaborates with our university partners to provide enhanced support, reporting, scholarship, credit, collaboration and customization in pursuit of this goal. Our partners believe in the power of sustainability and sustainable education abroad, and together, we are building a globally engaged, sustainable future.
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Capstones
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Capstone projects facilitated. Capstone projects task students with creating an entrepreneurial solution to a pressing global issue in sustainable development. Students have further developed their capstone projects to pitch to companies or establish their own sustainable business
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Universities
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More than 470 universities around the globe have been represented by students on The GREEN Program.
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Students
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Students from 83 countries have participated in The GREEN Program
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Capstones
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Capstone projects facilitated. Capstone projects task students with creating an entrepreneurial solution to a pressing global issue in sustainable development. Students have further developed their capstone projects to pitch to companies or establish their own sustainable business
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Universities
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More than 470 universities around the globe have been represented by students on The GREEN Program.
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Students
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Students from 83 countries have participated in The GREEN Program
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University Partnership Models
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Our partnerships cater to meet the needs of the university, faculty, or program we are collaborating with. These are our most successful models for working together.
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Affiliate Partnership
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Vet and approve our programs to enhance your portfolio and simplify the enrollment process for your students. Affiliate partners receive enhanced partner support including reporting, funding support and more.
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University Cohort
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Arrange for a dedicated group of students to participate in J-term, spring break, or summer programs focused on sustainable development.
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Faculty Supported Programs
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Faculty-supported programs can include faculty-led cohorts, customized faculty-led trips, and collaboration with academic departments to embed our global program component into an online or campus course.
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Masters Degree Field Experience
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Partner with The GREEN Program to embed global field experience into graduate degree program curriculum. TGP partners with Antioch University of New England to facilitate global exposure to curriculum components in our joint Masters of Science Degree in International Sustainable Development & Climate Change.
