Barnard Global

Barnard Global works closely with the Barnard community to enhance and broaden the College’s engagement with the world. The office provides opportunities for faculty to expand their teaching and research through global partners and perspectives, both abroad as well as through the rich global networks of New York City. It facilitates faculty travel abroad and the hosting of international scholars at Barnard. Through study abroad and other international and global opportunities, Barnard Global challenges students to think and act well beyond the Barnard gates and to investigate their role in a rapidly changing world.

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Barnard Global provides support and guidance to faculty and students engaging in College-related travel abroad. All College-affiliated travel should be registered in the MyTrips portal. Students are additionally required to apply for approval of their College-related travel. Please consult the College's International Travel Policy and instructions on how to register your travel. Log into the International SOS MyTrips travel registry directly here.

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Applications to study abroad for Summer 2024, Fall 2024, and Spring 2025 are due by March 15, 2024.

Visit the Barnard Study Abroad website to get started.

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The BA/MA program allows Political Science majors from Barnard College to follow an intensive joint program in the social sciences with Sciences Po Paris.

Get more information on the BA/MA Program with Sciences Po here. 

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Faculty interested in the possibility of leading a program abroad for Barnard students should consult information on the Global Innovation Fund and the proposal process here.   

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Barnard faculty are encouraged to apply for the Core Fulbright U.S. Scholar program. Awards are available for teaching, research or combination teaching/research in all academic disciplines.  To view the open awards by discipline, region, country, or activity, visit the Catalog of Awards. The next deadline is September 15, 2023 for projects in 2024-25. 

Barnard faculty should be in touch with Giorgio DiMauro, Associate Provost for International Initiatives and the Fulbright Scholars Program Liaison, at gdimauro@barnard.edu with any questions. Barnard students interested in applying for the Fulbright Student Program should be in touch with the Beyond Barnard office at beyondbarnard@barnard.edu. 

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Faculty interested in sponsoring a graduate student or colleague from outside the United States as a research scholar or professor through a Barnard department or center should consult the instructions on sponsoring a J-1 scholar. 

Faculty are encouraged to nominate distinguished international scholars for the Weiss Fellowship.  The Fellowship is for a short-term visit to Barnard to present a lecture or other organized event for the community that is global in nature.  The scholar must not be a US citizen or residing long-term in the US.  More information on the nomination process is here. 

Barnard is a founding member of the New University in Exile Consortium, a growing group of schools with The New School as the lead institution. Each consortium institution fully funds an international scholar at risk at Barnard for a period of two years.

Barnard faculty who are interested in hosting a scholar at risk through the New University in Exile Consortium should submit the following to global@barnard.edu:

• A statement of support noting the scholar’s academic profile and how the scholar can be integrated into the department and the broader Barnard community over the next two academic years.  The expectation is that the scholar will engage in some combination of research and teaching while at Barnard.  The nominating faculty member or members should commit to acting as a mentor for the scholar and meeting on a regular basis.  

• An academic CV for the scholar.

• A Statement of Risk from the scholar, explaining their current circumstances, location, and passport/visa status.