Western Iowa Tech’s Global Engagement and Partnerships exports Western Iowa Tech education all over the globe and helps recruit, support, and assist International students for study on the Western Iowa Tech campus. Building an international presence on campus serves foreign students, as well as Western Iowa Tech's domestic students, and the Siouxland community at large. The Institute builds this international presence by offering customizable group programs like the Global Workforce Training Program, language and vocational camps, in addition to recruiting individual students.
Having international students on our campus builds global awareness for our students, and benefits them as they enter an increasingly global marketplace. Our community is given an opportunity for global friendships and perspectives that can benefit them in their business and personal lives.
Global Partnerships
The Global Engagement and Partnerships serves as a liaison between international students and the United States Department of Homeland Security by managing their student visas. The Institute provides academic and administrative support to international students with their academic programs.
The Global Workplace Training Program is a unique partnership with the South Korean government, and part of the Korean Ministry of Education’s effort to make the Korean workforce truly global. Students are selected for this nationally competitive program from the 137 colleges in the Korean Council for College Education (KCCE) and are fully funded by the Korean government for four-months of study at one of five worldwide sites. Of the five, Western Iowa Tech is the only one in the United States.
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