The development of a globally oriented university refers to the efforts and strategies undertaken by USI to broaden its perspective, influence, and engagement at the international level. The main goal is to produce graduates who have a deep understanding of global issues, as well as the ability to adapt and compete in the international job market.

Here are several aspects related to USI’s development as a globally oriented university:

1. Curriculum Internationalization: Integrating global perspectives into the educational curriculum, including foreign language instruction, cross-cultural studies, and an understanding of global issues such as climate change, the global economy, and human rights.
2. International Collaboration: Establishing partnerships with universities abroad for student and faculty exchange programs and joint research initiatives. This also includes forming global networks to share resources and knowledge.
3. Enhancing Student and Faculty Mobility: Encouraging and facilitating students and faculty to study, teach, and conduct research abroad, while also welcoming international students and faculty to the university.
4. Multicultural Environment: Creating an inclusive and diverse campus with the presence of students, faculty, and staff from various cultural and national backgrounds. This helps foster a rich and diverse learning experience.
5. Globally Oriented Research: Focusing research efforts on global issues and collaborating with researchers from various countries to produce solutions that can be applied internationally.
6. Technology and Digital Learning: Utilizing technology to expand access to global education, including through distance learning, Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), and digital collaboration platforms.

By developing a global perspective, USI aims not only to serve as a center for education and research domestically but also to become part of the broader international academic community, contributing to solving global challenges and preparing graduates who are ready to face global demands.